Following a trip to Mali earlier in the year, Theology and Religion DPhil candidate Yaseen Christian Andrewsen used Pembroke’s Melandra Castle Fund to travel to Morocco to visit two manuscript libraries in Rabat, where he had direct access to primary sources.

Many congratulations to Andrew Ahern (Ó hEachteirn), Pembroke Lecturer in Applied Mathematics, for being awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to conduct research with the Living Matter Lab at Stanford University.

Congratulations to Pembroke Lecturer, Dr Molly Grace, for receiving an Outstanding Research Impact commendation. These awards are given by Oxford’s Mathematics, Physical and Life Sciences Division (MPLS).

The Tanaka Symposium plays a crucial role in the promotion & exchange of new knowledge among scholars & students of Japanese studies in the UK. Recently, Pembroke held its 5th symposium: Reconfiguring the Concept of Religion in Modern Japan.

The College was deeply saddened to learn of the recent death of Dr Bill Dorey (1949, Modern History), a Pembroke alumnus, Honorary Fellow and former Advisory Fellow.

Congratulations to our Stanley Ho Junior Research Fellow in Chinese Studies, Dr Xiaojing Miao, for organising and taking part in a successful panel at the 2023 Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference, the largest gathering in the world for scholars of Asian Studies.

This award, organised by the JCR, is given to a student nominated by JCR members for “embodying everything that makes Pembroke great” and for contributing to College life over the course of the year.

Congratulations to Pembroke Student Wantoe T Wantoe who has been shortlisted for two awards at the Oxford Student Union Annual Student Awards.

Congratulations to Pembroke JRF Dr Suzan Meryem Rosita Kalaycı who has been awarded a prestigious writing fellowship at Yaddo, one of the oldest and most established artist colonies in the US.