Laura Cracknell, Pembroke's Librarian, provided an overview of the most significant items within the College's archive collection. Links mentioned in the talk: The Record, Tolkien, and Chapel History. To make a gift in support of Pembroke’s Archive, please click here.

Laura Cracknell, Pembroke College’s Librarian, recently provided an informative and enjoyable overview of some of the College's most precious antiquarian books. If you would like to make a gift in support of Pembroke’s Library, please click here.

Walter Isaacson (1974) interviewed the US Secretary for Transport, Pete Buttigieg (2005) regarding the development and rebuilding of public transit in the US after the pandemic.

Dr Nicholas Cole led a talk focusing on the history of the American Constitution and its creation.

Professor Helen Small, Honorary Fellow at Pembroke, hosted an online talk focusing on her latest book, The Function of Cynicism at the Present Time.

On February 3rd, Professor Adrian Gregory gave a virtual update to Julian Schild (1977, History) on the study of History at Pembroke, and how it has developed and evolved in recent years.

This year’s Blackstone Lecture, delivered by Pembroke Master the Rt Hon Sir Ernest Ryder and sponsored by Atkin Chambers, was held virtually via a YouTube livestream.

On the 18th of January, Professors Alfons Weber & Hannah Smithson held a virtual discussion on the topic of ‘Neutrinos – The reason we exist?’ as part of the Pembroke Horizons series.