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Sporting Success: St Hugh’s students represent Oxford University at the British Universities Championships for Judo.

Last weekend, two students from St Hugh's College, Rachel Wheatley (2nd year DPhil) and James Fowler (1st year Law), represented Oxford University at the Judo British Universities Championships (BUCS). Oxford University had four athletes reach the BUCS nationals finals. This was an outstanding result for the university, second only to Bath with five athletes- most of whom were sports performance students training full-time. Rachel and James were among these finalists, with Rachel winning th...
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The Julia Wood Prize 2016
The Julia Wood Prize is a historical essay prize for Year 12 and Year 13 pupils, awarded by the Pr...
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St Hugh’s students support the work of The Gatehouse charity.
In Hilary Term this year, students at St Hugh's started a voluntary sandwich club as a way to link the student community at College to the work of The...
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Professor Antoine Jerusalem recipient of EPSRC Healthcare Technology Award for his work on ‘NeuroPulse’
On Friday, the EPSRC announced the recipients of its new Healthcare Technologies Challenge Awards. These Awards recognize innovative projects which...
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Olga Lenczewska, a final year undergraduate at St Hugh’s celebrates a successful year abroad.
Olga Lenczewska is in the final year of her BA in Philosophy and Italian. Her academic interests include Immanuel Kant and his legacy, political ph...
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Oxford Today review ‘Dare unchaperoned to gaze:’ A Woman’s view of Edwaridan Oxford.
Oxford Today recently published their review of 'Dare Unchaperoned to Gaze,' to read the full piece click
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Dr Michael Holland’s Hilary Term Lecture now available online.
'Feel Your Inner Stage: Outrageous Antics in French Theatre,' now available
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Professor Stuart Conway awarded 2016 RSC Lectureship
Our warmest congratulations are extended to Professor Stuart Conway who has been awarded the 2016 Lectureship by the Biological and Medicinal Chemistr...
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Avril Gilchrist Bruten Award for Creative Writing
The Avril Gilchrist Bruten Award is a prize of £250 for the best piece of creative writing entered by either a curren...
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Aung San Suu Kyi, St Hugh’s Alumna, ushers in new democratic era
Following an historic election victory in November 2015, Aung San Suu Kyi will today see her party, the National League for Democracy (NLD), take thei...
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Nancy Sandars, 1914-2015
It is with sadness that we share the news that St Hugh's Alumna, Nancy Sandars, prehistorian and archaeologist, passed away peacefully on 20th Novem...
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Academic Lecture by Professor Adrian Moore
Professor Adrian Moore, Tutorial Fellow in Philosophy, gave an academic ...
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Interfaith Address by Dr Asma Mustafa
'We all have a responsibility to identify, promote and act upon the set of shared moral values that could positively influence and impact our comm...
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Language Acquisition Interview with Professor Kim Plunkett
Professor Kim Plunkett, Tutorial Fellow in Psychology, Director of the Oxf...
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Personal accounts from the Gladstone Memorial Trust Travel Award winners
Undergraduate students Jamie Gardiner (History, 2013) and Ilari Makela (Philosophy & Psychology, 2014) were among the winners of
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Aung San Suu Kyi, Alumna of St Hugh’s College (PPE, 1964-67) secures historic victory.
In Burma / Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy (NLD) has secured an unassailable majority in the country’s first free ele...
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Jane Glover in conversation with Edward Seckerson
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Professor John Morris wins Lifetime Achievement Award
Professor John Morris, Emeritus Fellow of St Hugh's College, and previously...
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Sarah Outen MBE visits St Hugh’s on the last leg of her round-the-world adventure
Sarah Outen, who read Biology at St Hugh’s College (2004), has travelled around the world under her own steam – rowing, cycling and kayaking aroun...
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Professor Horst Eidenmüller interviewed on Brazilian television
Professor Horst Eidenmüller, Professorial Fellow and Freshfields Cha...
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Professor George Garnett speaks at British-Chinese History Conference
Professor George Garnett, Tutorial Fellow in History, traveled to Beijing this S...
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Mad Hatter’s Tea Party
The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party on 6th September saw the Fellows’ Garden transformed into Wonderland and brought together the Principal, Fel...
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Book Launch – ‘Dare unchaperoned to gaze’: A Woman’s View of Edwardian Oxford
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Travelling Bursary won by Jacqueline Uren
The Marjorie Countess of Warwick Travelling Bursary is awarded by the University to the femal...
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Julia Wood Prize 2015
Announcement of the 2015 Winners. This year there were 118 entries for the Julia Wood E...
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Meet the team: Library and Archives
Our Library and Archives team provide excellent guidance and support to Fellows, students, staff and visitors to College. Want to know more about the...
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Horse Nations reviewed in The Times Literary Supplement
Professor Peter Mitchell’s recent book, Horse Nations: The Worldwide Impact ...
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Principal helps raise aspirations for local school pupils
The Principal welcomed a group of Wood Farm School pupils to St Hugh's on Tuesday 14 July to help them learn more about life at university. Dame Elis...
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Watch live: Professor Peter Mitchell lectures at The British Museum
Professor Peter Mitchell is giving a lecture on Bushman rock paintings from Lesotho, their meaning and their age at
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Alumna, Judith Portrait awarded an OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours
Congratulations to alumna, Judith Portrait who has been awarded an OBE for charitable services in ...
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Anna Bellettato wins Outreach Photography Competition
With the end of term fast approaching, we are delighted to announce
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