This new book challenges current popular perceptions and interpretations of the term jihad by exploring its historical, political and cultural context.

11th April 2015 saw the Oxford University women's blue boat race Cambridge on the traditionally male tideway course on the Thames in London for the first time; winning by 19 seconds.

During the final two weeks of March, 13 of our current students took to the phones for the Annual Fund telethon 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.

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...

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.

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

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.