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Before term started, I took part in a program called Experience East Ham..

As clichéd as it might sound, my first term at Brasenose has flown by, and I can’t believe I’m already one third of the way through my first year.

Starting to celebrate Christmas in November may seem too early to most...

Earlier in the term, Brasenose held its annual Diversities Week which centred around celebrating our differences as a community...

Where to begin! Terms at Oxford are only 8 weeks long, so whilst time flies by and I can still remember Freshers’ week like it was yesterday...

Hi, I’m Mattie and I’m the Brasenose JCR Environment Rep. My role is to get students interested in environmental issues and try to make the college more sustainable in general.

At Brasenose, we embrace both modern and traditional aspects of Oxford’s unique academic experience. The latter category includes the College’s heritage assets which are held in trust for the benefit of future generations.

Around three times a term, Brasenose students come together to ditch the library and spend a night dressing up, dancing, and delighting in each others’ company.

Oxford has given me so many unique experiences. I’m struggling to decide where to begin. I remember when I first arrived. Walking past the Radcliffe Camera to get to my new home. It was all so surreal.

On Wednesday 12th September, Brasenose launched the BNC LGBTQ+ Network with an event for alumni in central London.

I’m Brad and I’m in charge of Freshers’ Week for the undergraduates in Brasenose; together, the undergrads form the JCR (Junior Common Room).

The last undergraduate Open Day of 2018 at Brasenose College will be Friday 14th September.

Sneha Krishnan joins Brasenose this year as the new tutor in Geography.

The Principal is delighted to announce that Professor Richard Cooper (Emeritus Fellow of the College and Emeritus Professor of French) has been elected as acting Master of St Benet’s Hall, Oxford.

At the end of August, Brasenose College hosted a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Enrichment Residential Programme.

I spent the month of July neither on a Mediterranean beach, nor even back home in Ireland, but mainly in a very cold room called the Archives Processing Area.

I was asked to write an article about my year abroad and I didn’t know what to write or how to write it so I decided to sit down and interview myself

Brasenose has seen another year of high quality sport and great participation from freshers through to finalists.

BNC's Chaplain, Rev. Julia Baldwin, joined us from Canterbury last year as our first permanent female Chaplain. She spoke to journalist Olivia Gordon about the transition from
Church to College Chapel, and the importance of a diverse Fellowship.

Having spent much of my spare time at Brasenose campaigning for political change, and then doing the same straight after I finished finals, when the chance came up to be paid to do the very same on Hillary Clinton’s campaign, the choice was simple.