We are excited to share that Pembroke alumna, Jasmine Schembri (2020, MBA), is launching her new teen health app ‘luna’, which will be the first health and wellbeing app in the UK dedicated to teens aged 11-17.

We are really excited to introduce Pembroke’s new Music Director, Mark Wilson. Mark has extensive musical experience in both choral and instrumental groups. He currently leads Standish Consort, the alumni choir of the Oxford University Society’s Gloucester branch, as well as singing regularly with different Cathedral choirs.

A new partnership has been formed between Rochdale Development Agency and Pembroke, to provide a programme of academic engagement for the most able pupils across Rochdale, Heywood and Middleton.

The partnership will initially offer a pilot programme of academic enrichment that will support pupils from a range of schools across the Borough to enhance future possibilities for their education and career.

Since leaving Pembroke, alumna Erin Kennedy MBE (2011, History and English) has become Paralympic Champion, two-time World Champion, European Champion and a World Record Holder. Erin told us about her time at Pembroke and shared some advice for current students.

Angela Daniel, Alumni Ambassador for Pembroke and Chair of the College’s BlackPembroke group, looks ahead to the future of BlackPembroke and shares her thoughts on increasing diversity and inclusion in Oxford.

Frederic Aranda (Japanese Studies, 1999) has enjoyed a dynamic and successful career in photography since graduating from Pembroke in 2003. His dedication to the art will be recognised later this month when two of his portraits will hang in the National Portrait Gallery after achieving finalist status in the Taylor Wessing photography competition.

Wantoe Wantoe (2022), Master's student at Pembroke and the Blavatnik School of Government, shares his journey to studying Public Policy, the global projects he has been involved with, and his hopes and ambitions for the future of Liberia.

Dr Chris Wadibia, Junior Research Fellow and member of BlackPembroke, shares his journey to Pembroke, the influences that have shaped his research, and his career aspirations.

We conclude our 2022 Celebrating Success series with Pembroke student Cole Hunt (MChem Chemistry, 2019) who has been awarded the Gibbs prize for Organic Chemistry, and the Departmental prize for Inorganic Chemistry. Many congratulations!