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30 October 2017

Poem of the week

Congratulations to Hertfordian Will Harris (English, 2007), whose poem ‘Bee Glue’ was chosen by Carol Rumens as The Guardian’s Poem of the Week. Will’s debut pamphlet, All This Is Implied, was pub...

24 October 2017

New prizes and awards for PPE

Thanks to a generous donation from alumnus Calvin Cheng (1995) Hertford has been able to create a new set of prizes for PPE students. The prizes will be awarded to students in the second and third years, who have demonst...

24 October 2017

Hertford, diversity, and our class of 2018

We’ve all read the recent headlines about diversity at Oxford – and we know that there’s still a long way to go on admissions to the university. Hertford has a proud history of opening up to state-educated students...

20 October 2017

Rising Star update

UPDATE: Jeremy won! Well done from all at Hertford! Congratulations to alumnus Jeremy Boon (2008) who is a finalist in the Black British Business Awards. Jeremy has been nominated in the Professional Services Rising Star...

18 October 2017

Black History Month

Great to see Hertford lawyer Tobi Rufus (2002) talking about the non-optionality of diversity at Goldman Sachs and beyond, in an article in The Lawyer for Black History Month.

10 October 2017

World Mental Health Day

Miranda Reilly (English, 2015), Chair of the Students’ Disability Community worked during the summer vacation at the Pitt Rivers museum creating a disability-friendly trail, which will shortly be available as an ap...

9 October 2017

Peter Howard (1975)

It is with sadness that we report the passing of Peter Howard (1975). Peter came to Hertford from the RGS Worcester to read Physics and Philosophy, going on to a career in software and telecommunications. Peter was a loy...

4 October 2017

New Professors

Congratulations to our two new Professors: David Hopkin (History) and Alan Lauder (Mathematics). Both were recognised in the university’s 2017 distinction awards.

18 September 2017

Pop-up school

Last week 200 sixth-form students and 22 teachers from Kensington Aldridge Academy (KAA) came to Oxford for a residential week at Hertford College and The Queen’s College. The school had found themselves in a uniqu...

16 September 2017

Mexican pop-up for Hertford chef

Oxford residents deploring the representation of Mexican food among the city’s residents need look no further. Hertford’s very own Ben Gibbons has set up Taco Bandits – a weekend pop-up restautant servi...