All postgraduate students at Queen’s become members of the Middle Common Room (MCR).

The MCR is a diverse and welcoming community of scholars. The MCR committee organises a variety of social and cultural events, as well as providing general support to our graduates.

The MCR is also a physical space in College located in the Front Quad. It has sofas, kitchen facilities, and provides a convivial setting to socialise with other graduate students.

College coat of arms with MCR written underneath

MCR website (student-run)

Coming soon!

Queen’s now

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On behalf of the Provost and Fellows and all of us at Queens, with the help of the Choir of The Queens College, Oxford wed like to bring you our warmest seasons greetings and also wish you a Happy New Year! https://youtu.be/9S0bOv_axgY.
✏️ Katy Dawkins

On behalf of the Provost and Fellows and all of us at Queen's, with the help of the Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford we'd like to bring you our warmest season's greetings and also wish you a Happy New Year! youtu.be/9S0bOv_axgY.
✏️ Katy Dawkins
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5 days ago
✏️New blogpost 🌟 If Trees Could Talk 🌳

Meet our Randall-MacIver student Jennice Singh whose research into the archaeology of trees enhances our understanding of how environmental conditions influenced peoples interactions with their environment and broader historical events. Read more: https://ow.ly/23ii50UtlVk

 #Archaeology #EnvironmentalResearch #AcademicBlog #Dendrochronology  #EnvironmentalHistory #TreeResearch

✏️New blogpost 🌟 If Trees Could Talk 🌳

Meet our Randall-MacIver student Jennice Singh whose research into the archaeology of trees enhances our understanding of how environmental conditions influenced people's interactions with their environment and broader historical events. Read more: ow.ly/23ii50UtlVk

#Archaeology #EnvironmentalResearch #AcademicBlog #Dendrochronology #EnvironmentalHistory #TreeResearch
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7 days ago
The College warmly congratulates Polly Barton whose translation of Butter by Asako Yuzuki has been named #WaterstonesBookoftheYear for 2024. Polly came to Queen’s as translator-in-residence with the Queen’s Translation Exchange in 2023 for a series of events exploring the translator’s voice. 

We asked her to tell us about the challenges of #translation and what she enjoys about her work: https://ow.ly/G6NE50UpIwi.

The College warmly congratulates Polly Barton whose translation of Butter by Asako Yuzuki has been named #WaterstonesBookoftheYear for 2024. Polly came to Queen’s as translator-in-residence with the Queen’s Translation Exchange in 2023 for a series of events exploring the translator’s voice.

We asked her to tell us about the challenges of #translation and what she enjoys about her work: ow.ly/G6NE50UpIwi.
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2 weeks ago
We asked the Colleges library team to enter into the Icelandic tradition of #Jólabókaflóðið, the Christmas book flood, and recommend some reading to bring warmth and good cheer to these shortest days of the year: https://ow.ly/ghRx50UnsSP. 

#ChristmasBooks #BookRecommendations #WinterReading #IcelandicTradition #BookCommunity #HolidayCheer #ReadingList

We asked the College's library team to enter into the Icelandic tradition of #Jólabókaflóðið, the Christmas book flood, and recommend some reading to bring warmth and good cheer to these shortest days of the year: ow.ly/ghRx50UnsSP.

#ChristmasBooks #BookRecommendations #WinterReading #IcelandicTradition #BookCommunity #HolidayCheer #ReadingList
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2 weeks ago