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After two years of gatherings no larger than six people, limited socialising and online events, the Brasenose Ball, was given the go ahead for February 2022.

Super massive black holes (SMBH) lie at the centre of galaxies, including our own: the Milky Way.

Professor James Warren will give the 14th John Ackrill Memorial Lecture at 4.00 pm on Thursday, 24 February, in the Amersi Foundation Lecture Theatre.

I started having an interest in nature towards the end of my GCSEs.

To say that I can’t quite believe that I’ve finished my first term at Oxford would be a colossal understatement...

The Brasenose Community was greatly saddened to learn of the recent death of our Honorary Fellow Dr James Adams CBE.

We regret to announce the sad news that our Honorary Fellow Anthony Smith CBE has died.

The HCR Green Group, a collective of college students leading the charge to improve Brasenose’s environmental profile...

On the last day of July 2020, one of the hottest days of a hot summer, my husband and I moved from our flat in North Oxford to a house in Risinghurst, East Oxford.

Thinking of Applying to Brasenose? Here's some thoughts and stats to help you decide.

We were shocked and deeply saddened to learn of the recent sudden loss of Douglas Boyes.

We would love you to think about applying to Brasenose for undergraduate study. Here's some thoughts and stats to help you decide.

Brasenose College is delighted to welcome new medical tutor Professor Samira Lakhal-Littleton, who is joining us as a Associate Professor of Physiology and Tutorial Fellow.

Writing this as I spend my final ever week in Oxford isolating in my bedroom seems like a bitter-sweet but fitting end to the past few years.

Brasenose College undergraduate student have achieved stunning success in their final examinations, with 47 First Class awards out of 97

The next undergraduate Open Days at Brasenose College will be Wednesday and Thursday 30th June and 1st July.

We all know that our individual actions can make a difference in the fight against climate change, but sometimes it’s difficult to visualise the changes we can make in our day-to-day lives.

After moving from southern France to a Zoo in southern Devon, I hit English primary school with the complete and happy obliviousness of any 6-year-old.

When I arrived in Oxford in 2018, it was a dream of mine to race in the Boat Race.

When I took over the role of President of the Ashmole Society in the summer of 2020...