Huge congratulations to Nicole Sze-Yi Doyle (2018, History and Politics) who has recently excelled in her University final exams, ranking 5th in her cohort! Nicole’s thesis, ‘Seeing Through Their Eyes: Drawings by Hibakusha of the Women and Children of Hiroshima’ has been awarded the Olwen Hufton Prize for best thesis on gender history.

Deborah Cotton (2017, Physics) recently graduated from Pembroke and excelled in her final exams by achieving a first. We caught up with Deborah, who looked back on her time at Pembroke, and discussed her plans for the future.

It is with great sadness that the College has learned of the death of Emeritus Fellow Professor Alan Jones.

Kathleen Wang (2018, Jurisprudence) has recently excelled in her university final exams, achieving a first, ranking 5th in her cohort and receiving the Falcon Chambers Prize for best performance in land law. We caught up with Kathleen, who shared her experience at Pembroke as well as advice for future applicants considering a degree in Law.

Pembroke College has now released important information to students and staff about what to expect in college this Michaelmas Term. This includes some safety measures still in place to prevent the spread of covid.

It is with great sadness that the College has learned of the death of Emeritus Fellow and former Chaplain Revd Colin Morris.

Pembroke College has recently hosted tours for its 2021 undergraduate freshers. We are delighted that we were able to hold these one-off tours in person for 60 future Pembrokians. All the students in attendance were visiting college for the first time after experiencing Open Days and interviews virtually.

Chimdinma Okpalauko (2020, Theology and Religion) has recently achieved high marks in her prelims exams and was appointed Vice-President of the Oxford Afro-Caribbean Society. We caught up with Chimdi, who shared her advice for prospective students as well as her plans for the future.

Josh Kirkhope-Arkley (European and Middle Eastern Languages, 2020) recently finished his first year at Pembroke, excelling in prelims and winning the David Gibbs prize for the best performance in Joint Schools with Modern Languages across the whole of the university. We spoke to Josh about his experience of settling into college life amidst the national restrictions.