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Leaving my friends and family and moving to a new city to essentially, live with strangers was always going to be difficult.

We had a strange first term; although it seems like we missed out on a lot – it has been one of the best experiences of my life.

Brasenose College in conjunction with the Department for Continuing Education is offering a Reginald Welbury Jeffery Scholarship.

Brasenose welcomes Dr Sergio de Ferra, who joins the College as an Economics tutor

2020. By the time you are reading this that fateful year will be just a memory...

Growing up I have always been ambitious, inspired by the driven work ethic of my parents.

The College is delighted to have been granted planning permission for our new development plans for Frewin

Brasenose College is delighted to announce that recent Geography undergraduate Eleanor Pendle has won a Royal Geographical Society Prize

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Emeritus Fellow in Law, John Davies. John passed away after a short illness on Wednesday 21 October 2020, aged 86.

As the granddaughter of 4 Jamaican immigrants of the Windrush era, I often faced the familiar ‘but where are you REALLY from?’.

Brasenose College is delighted to welcome Professor Jayne Birkby as a new Physics tutor.

Every summer vacation the students of Oxford clear out their rooms, dragging bags of dirty clothes, slightly crumbled notes and books that inevitably won’t be read across Radcliffe Square...

In summer 2020 Brasenose College History student Sophie Gunning won the inaugeral Barbara Savage Prize for the best undergraduate thesis in Black History. Sophie writes about her experience writing her thesis, entitled, "A Taste of Freedom?", below.

My first encounter with Brasenose began with a Year 9 school trip.

It is with immense sadness that we report that Professor Peter Sinclair has passed away on Tuesday 31^st March 2020, having contracted coronavirus several weeks ago.

My first year at Oxford has gone by far too quickly. There has been a lot of work but even more fun and I’ve made many unforgettable memories.

The response to the pandemic has forced examination boards to put in place alternative assessments for A-level and other qualifications in the UK and overseas.

Elspeth Garman, Brasenose College tutor and Professor of Molecular Biophysics, has been chosen to receive a prestigious award celebrating the achievements of women in STEM.

Congratulations Brasenose finalists, from the entire College community

Brasenose College is delighted to announce record breaking undergraduate final degree results.