Professor Adrian Gregory is a historian of twentieth century British and European History, with a particular interest in the First World War and its aftermath. He has published a book on the British public's reaction to the Great War and the experience of the home front, as well as research examining the ways historians have changed their perspective on the war through time.

Professor Lynda Mugglestone is Senior Fellow in English at Pembroke. Her research is focussed on the social and cultural history of English, especially from 1750s to the present.

Fellow and Tutor in History, Professor of Modern History

Dr Ushashi Dasgupta is the Jonathan and Julia Aisbitt Fellow and Tutor in English at Pembroke, and an Associate Professor at the Faculty of English. She works on nineteenth-century fiction.

Professor Alison Light is a (non-stipendiary) Senior Research Fellow in History and English.  She is a full-time writer and researcher, chiefly in British cultural and literary history.

Dr Peter Claus is responsible for OxNet, teaches and researches the history of London, historiography, education, and is Chair of the Pembroke-based Centre for Research into Education, Oxford (CredOx).

Dr Catherine Jenkinson is College Lecturer in History and Julian Schild Junior Research Fellow. Her research focuses on early modern English political culture, and, in particular, the Tower of London.

Dr Gemma Allen is a Retained Lecturer in History.  Her research is concentrated especially on sixteenth and seventeenth-century women, with a particular focus on letter-writing and the history of women and politics.

Dr Catherine Jenkinson is College Lecturer in History and Julian Schild Junior Research Fellow. Her research focuses on early modern English political culture, and, in particular, the Tower of London.

Jasmine Jones is a College Lecturer in English. Her research is focused on the theology of some of the oldest writings that survive in the English language — religious poems composed by monks or nuns from as early as 650AD.