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Chapel, Library & Art Gallery
Pembroke's Chapel is open to all and hosts a range of services and musical events during the year. The Chaplain, Andrew Teal, is a Fellow of the College and plays a central role in the welfare of students, of all faiths and none.
The College library is open for use by all members of Pembroke, and others by appointment with the Librarian, Laura Cracknell.
The College archive is available by appointment with the Archivist, Amanda Ingram.
Pembroke was the first Oxford College to establish a student-owned art collection. It was founded in 1947 by undergraduate Anthony Emery. The collection contains works by renowned 20th century and contemporary artists. The JCR Art Gallery hosts public exhibitions each term.