The College is saddened to learn of the death of Emeritus Fellow Professor Paul Raphael Hyams, who was Fellow and Tutor in Medieval History at Pembroke for twenty years.

We are proud to introduce Beth Kume-Holland (2013, History) as the latest focus of our alumni success series. Beth has been named in this year’s ‘Disability Power 100’ list as one of the most influential disabled people in the UK.

Many congratulations to College Lecturer in Engineering, Dr Nicole Miranda, who recently received an award for a new research paper at the 17th Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems in Cyprus.

This summer, Pembroke student Joshua Kirkhope-Arkley (European and Middle Eastern Languages, 2020) used the Robert Baldick fund to undertake a work opportunity with a newspaper in Lomé, Togo.

The College’s annual Scholars’ Lecture and Dinner is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of our undergraduate students and to formally admit new Scholars and Exhibitioners to their titles.

Pembroke alumna Rona Bar-Isaac (1991, BA Mathematics and Philosophy) is currently co-head of the retail and consumer sector at City law firm Addleshaw Goddard. We asked Rona to tell us about the value of cross-disciplinary degrees and how her studies at Pembroke still influence her work in the City today.

Michaelmas Term brings our annual Long Service Awards, an opportunity to recognise the hard work and commitment of staff who have been with us for ten or more years.

The College is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Lady Bannister, a close friend of Pembroke since her eight years in the Master’s Lodgings with her husband Sir Roger Bannister.

We are excited to share that Pembroke alumna, Jasmine Schembri (2020, MBA), is launching her new teen health app ‘luna’, which will be the first health and wellbeing app in the UK dedicated to teens aged 11-17.