At this year’s Virtual Alumni Weekend, Sir Ernest Ryder was interviewed by alumna Vivienne Artz (1987, Philosophy & Theology) to allow alumni to virtually meet Pembroke College’s new Master. 

The 11^th to the 13^th of September would have been the annual Oxford Alumni Weekend. Whilst events for this year have now been moved online, we would like to share with you this virtual tour of Pembroke College and we look forward to being able to welcome you to the College again in person soon.

Congratulations to all those that have confirmed their place at Pembroke College for the 2020/21 academic year. Some of our current students have released a video on what to expect on how things are taught at Oxford and answered some common questions.

Following the Cybersecurity theme of the business breakfast on the 23rd of July, Jen Easterly (1990, PPE) delivered a lecture for GHC earlier on in the year about her career path to leading Morgan Stanley’s Cybersecurity Fusion Center.

Due for release on the 16^th of July, Roman Krznaric's (1989, PPE) book The Good Ancestor looks into the history and the human mind to identify the ways that long-term thinking in a short-term contemporary world can benefit future generations.

Professor Nick Hawes (Fellow in Engineering Science) gives a sample lecture on Probabilistic Robots and how autonomous driving mechanisms can be used across a multitude of sectors.

The Careers in Unsettled Times Zoom discussion in full, part of Pembroke Careers Week.

We often get asked about the Admissions process and how to apply to study at Pembroke College. Kirsty Simpson from the Academic Office has recorded this video to give advice and explain about the Admissions process.

Anuka Gazara-Anthony (2016, DipOL) has shared with Pembroke Connects some ways that you can bring mindfulness into your day.