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Chief Conductor of Netherlands Radio Choir
Benjamin Goodson, who graduated with a degree in Music from Hertford College in 2012, has been appointed Chief Conductor of the Groot Omroepkoor – the Netherlands Radio Choir – from September 2020. We’r...
Veganism in the vestry
College Chaplain Mia Smith explores the ethical and theological implications of plant-based diets in her new book, The Plant-based Diet: A Christian Option? Thanks to the launch of a vegan sausage roll in January of this...
New Fellows in Law and Accounting
We’re delighted to be welcoming two new Associate Professors & Tutorial Fellows to the college in the new academic year, who will contribute to our teaching and research excellence in Law and Economics and Mana...
Four weeks of UNIQ
As we reach what may well be the hottest day on record, we also say goodbye to the summer school students staying with us as part of Oxford University’s UNIQ residential programme. During the last month, we’v...
Sir Henry Carr
It is with great sadness that we announce the death yesterday of Sir Henry Carr, distinguished barrister and high court judge, at only 61. As a Hertford alumnus, Henry chaired our Remuneration Committee for the last four...
Queen’s Award for Children Heard and Seen
Hertford College were delighted to host Children Heard and Seen this week as they celebrated being presented with the Queen’s Award. Oxfordshire based charity Children Heard and Seen received the Queen’s Awar...
Winners of Unsung Heroes of Science competition announced
We’re delighted to announce that the winners of our inaugural video competition were crowned yesterday in a celebration event at Hertford College. Brother and sister Kairul & Tasnia Choudhury took first place i...
40 years later: Geography medal for student turned professor
The RGS-IBG Victoria Medal recognises outstanding geographical scholarship; we are delighted that this year’s recipient is the University’s chair of Geography and Hertford Professorial Fellow, Prof. David S.G...
Warnock Society & Summer 8s
Warnock Society tour of Oxford’s Botanic Gardens & Summer 8s BBQ. The college had the privilege of hosting our Warnock Society members for their annual Summer event (luckily, this was before the rain) at Oxford...
Top Foreign Office job for Visiting Academic
Kumar Iyer, an Academic Visitor at Hertford since 2017, has today been appointed Chief Economist at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, becoming the first British-Asian to hold this role. Kumar’s experience stradd...