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News
22nd January 2020
Congratulations to Pembroke DPhil student Peter Juhasz (2018, Physics) who was recently appointed to the Order of St John, a British Crown Order. A prestigious...
17th January 2020
Based at Pembroke, the Quill Project is a research group that has developed digital tools to enable the study of complex negotiated texts. In recent months,...
14th January 2020
The College is delighted to announce that the Rt Hon Sir Ernest Ryder will take over the Mastership of Pembroke when Dame Lynne Brindley steps down at the end...
7th January 2020
Raphael Zyss, a third year student at Pembroke studying BA Chinese, recently spent a year abroad at Peking University in China, and also had the opportunity to...
18th December 2019
Karen Jones (Medicine, 1996) is a Sport & Exercise and Emergency Medicine doctor, working as both an Emergency Medicine Consultant at University Hospitals...
15th December 2019
It is with great sadness that the College has learned of the death of Emeritus Fellow and former Chaplain, Rev Dr John Platt. The College flag will fly in...
12th December 2019
Congratulations to Pembroke Senior Associate in History, Dr Roderick Bailey, who recently received an award from the Albanian Academy of Sciences for the...
10th December 2019
Roz Kaveney (English, 1968) is a writer, critic, and activist, best known for her commentary on pop culture and for her poetry including a verse translation of...
5th December 2019
A great mixture of alumnae and current students attended the celebratory event for the 40th anniversary of Women at Pembroke on Friday, the 29th of November....
4th December 2019
The Goldsmiths’ Sutherland Centre for Philosophy and World Religions is a partnership between Pembroke College, Manchester University and Ashton Sixth Form...