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Endowment of the John Prestwich Fellowship in History
Current graduate student presents research in Parliament
Choir members sing for Commonwealth Day
Winners of the Photography Competition announced
Books that stay with you
Food Service Assistant
The PPE Centenary Visiting Professorship
Fellow in Classics publishes new book on myths of kingship
“Get weird” – Zine making with Imperfect Bound Collective
AI meets neuroscience: Lecturer publishes paper on novel AI tool that studies brain tissues
The impact of colonialism on the climate crisis
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A future for history
We’re delighted to announce that Queen’s has surpassed the fundraising threshold to endow the John Prestwich Fellowship in History.
This month, the College’s Governing Body officially designated Dr Conor O’Brien’s Tutorial Fellowship under this name, securing the teaching and research of History at Queen’s for generations to come.
With over £3.3 million raised, thanks to the generosity of Old Members and Friends, Queen’s now has two endowed History Fellowships, ensuring the subject thrives at a time when the humanities face increasing challenges.
A huge thank you to all who made this possible.
#HistoryatOxford #AcademicExcellence #EndowingTheFuture
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We are delighted to share that Professor Karen Leeder, Schwarz-Taylor Chair of German Language & Literature, has been longlisted for the prestigious Griffin Prize for Poetry for her translation of 'Psyche Running: Selected Poems 2005-2022' by Durs Grünbein.
Chosen from 578 submissions across 20 languages, this recognition highlights the power of translation in bringing extraordinary poetry to new audiences.
The shortlist will be announced on 23 April, with the winner revealed on 4 June. Wishing Professor Leeder the very best!
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Congratulations to Matt Jarrett (MBA, 2024)! 🎉
The College is proud to celebrate Matt’s success as a funding winner at the EnSpire Oxford All-Innovate competition with his startup, NextStep.
NextStep is a digital-first legal services firm using AI and automation to streamline property transactions—making conveyancing faster, more accurate, and stress-free. Matt’s vision is to bring ‘big law’ efficiencies to smaller firms and modernise legal services for everyone.
With pilot testing on the horizon, we can't wait to see what’s next!
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The College warmly congratulates Kieran Agg, DPhil student in Physical & Theoretical Chemistry, who was selected as a finalist in the STEM for Britain competition. 🏆🔬
This month, Kieran had the incredible opportunity to present his research in Parliament. His findings could help to develop salt-tolerant crops and tackle global food security challenges.
Kieran described the event as a unique occasion for early-career researchers to showcase their research to MPs and Peers, as well as fellow academics and industry representatives.
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