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Access Week 2025: From Local to Global

Designed to emulate 'a week in the life of an Oxford undergraduate', Access Week is an annual summer residential at Pembroke College. Select pupils from our target regions who have participated in our Access and Outreach programmes were invited to attend the residential, which took place this summer. We welcomed 120 pupils who participated in tutorials, seminars, mock interviews, academic trips, and much more.

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Reflections of a Recent Pembroke Graduate

Michaelmas term is fast approaching, which can only mean one thing – an onslaught of Freshers will be imminently arriving to Oxford and Pembroke. Starting university can be a big transition for anyone. We thought we’d ask one of our fresh graduates, Rohit Ghosh, to reflect on his time at Pembroke, looking all the way back to his own Freshers’ week.

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Pembroke Fellow publishes article on Russian public opinion

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Pembroke Fellow in Politics Professor Stephen Whitefield has published an article with Professor Paul Chaisty on Russian public opinion against President Putin, support for President Putin, and the history and impact of sanctions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The authors considered the political consequences of the economic sanctions imposed on Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine. Will sanctions help to shift opinion against Putin and stir Russians into political action to protest the war and help end it? Or will they have the effect of leading Russians to rally round the flag and solidify Putin’s coalition?

The article is titled 'Economic sanctions not likely to shift Russian public opinion against Putin immediately' and you can read it on the UK in a Changing Europe's website here