Faith at the Frontiers is a podcast that confronts the toughest challenges to the Christian faith with hope. Each episode is a discussion with a leading expert on a controversial topic, handled in a peaceful manner. The newest series, Science and Religion, is co-hosted by Emily Qureshi-Hurst & Dr Barnabas Aspray.

We continue our celebrating success series with Pembroke student Marigold Whitaker (2019, Oriental Studies) who has won two University prizes for her performance in her first-year exams! Marigold won both the Dudbridge Prize for best performance in Classical Chinese papers & the Davis Scholarship in Chinese.

We were delighted to welcome hundreds of prospective applicants to Pembroke during the Oxford University Open Days! After having to host them virtually for the last two years, we recently had our first in-person Open Day since September 2019.

We asked Vanessa McLoughlin (2019, Medicine), who achieved a First in her exams, to share her experience studying medicine at Pembroke as well as some interesting projects and internships she has been involved in during her degree so far.

Congratulations to Pembroke Law Tutor, Professor Rebecca Williams, and Balliol Tutor in Computation, Professor Tom Melham, for having their Master’s course shortlisted for the 2022 Vice Chancellor’s Education Awards.

We are delighted to announce that Dr Elisabeth Kendall, incoming Mistress of Girton College, Cambridge, has been elected to an Honorary Fellowship at Pembroke College in recognition of her distinguished academic career as a British Arabist and her services to Pembroke College.

Pembroke DPhil student, Warren A. Stanislaus, delivered a talk during the Policy Salon Tokyo series at the International House in Japan.

Pembroke College Tutorial Fellow in Ecology, Assoc. Prof Roberto Salguero-Gómez, and Associate Fellow in Engineering Science, Professor Nick Hawes, participated in the Innovation Hub at the 2022 AWS Summit in London.

Ariff Castronovo (2019, Medicine), who achieved a First this year, spoke to us about his experience in the pre-clinical part of his degree so far, and what it was like doing an 8-week lab project at the John Radcliffe Hospital.