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Supporting Local Farms: Pembroke Kitchens Partner with OxFarmToFork

Every Tuesday and Friday morning, a delivery of freshly harvested vegetables and other produce arrives at Pembroke’s kitchens. Within hours of its arrival by cargo bike, seasonal produce is on the menu and served to students and staff in Hall.

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Pembroke second-year selected for the 2026 rugby union Varsity Match

We are delighted to share that student Daisy Heintz (2024, PPE) has been selected as a starting forward for the 2026 rugby Varsity Match at London’s StoneX Stadium on 28th February.

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Zbigniew Andrzej Pełczyński: A Life of Leadership in Action

Drawing on his own research and conversations with alumnus and biographer David McAvoy (1959), postgraduate student Piotr reflects on the life and legacy of renowned Pembroke philosopher Zbigniew Pełczyński.

Katharine Viner (1989, English) announced as next Editor-in-Chief of the Guardian

24 March 2015

Pembroke alumna Katharine Viner will be the next Editor-in-Chief of the Guardian newspaper, and the first woman at the helm in its 194-year history.

Pembroke Women Crew Blue Boat 2015

20 March 2015

The 2015 Women's Boat Race will be the first to be held over the same course on the Thames in London on the same day as the Men's Boat Race, and the crew on this historic occasion is Pembroke dominated...

Daniel Klotz (2011) presents ovarian cancer study findings to critical acclaim

19 March 2015

Graduate Entry Medical Student Daniel Klotz (2011) has been recognised by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh for a presentation of his research into ovarian cancer treatments.

Torpids 2015: PCBC notch up W2 blades and M1 headship

12 March 2015

Rodel Fellowship for Peter Buttigieg (PPE, 2000)

11 March 2015

Peter Buttigieg, who came to Pembroke in 2000 as a Rhodes Scholar, has been named to a Rodel Fellowship by the Aspen Institute.

Beowulf: Professor Andy Orchard on Radio 4

06 March 2015

On 5th March Professor Orchard took part in a discussion of Beowulf on BBC Radio 4's In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg and other invited guests. The group discussed the origins, themes and language of the epic poem, as well as reading and explaining some portions.

This screening programme explores a collection of Sinophone films whose genres sit in between an ethnographic film, documentary, essay film, and fiction. The series will cover four themes, including COVID-19, Gender, Art and Society, and Rural-Urban, and will run from Feb to May 2026. The screenings will be held in the Pichette Auditorium and the China Centre, University of Oxford.

Engineering Science Subject Dinner 2026

27 Feb 2026 17:30 - 22:00

Professor Nick Hawes is delighted to invite alumni to the Engineering Science Subject Dinner.

Pembroke Giving Day 2026

3 Mar 2026

4 Mar 2026 09:00 - 23:59

Over the course of 36 hours, we need our alumni and friends to come together for the benefit of the College. What makes you #ProudToBePink? Let us know this Giving Day!