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Hertford research in the news
Hertford researchers have been cited all over the place in the last week. The work of Alan Bogg, Professor of Labour Law, was cited in a trial about the Canadian Mounted Police. Clive Hambler, lecturer in Human Sciences,...
Undergraduate accommodation refurbishment
As part of our ongoing refurbishment of undergraduate accommodation, take a look at one of the new kitchens in Mary Warnock House. This 19-bed undergraduate hall of residence was totally refitted over the Christmas vacat...
Hertford Astrophysicist for President
On January 1, Hertford fellow Professor Pat Roche, Tutor in Physics, assumed the Presidency of the Council of the European Southern Observatory, ESO and also took over as Chair of the ALMA Â Board, the governing body of ...
10th Oku Memorial Rugby Tournament
The 10th annual Oku Memorial Rugby Tournament took place on Saturday December 13th at Iffley Road Oxford. For the third successive year Hertford College fielded a joint XV with Vincent’s Club to contest the Oku Trophy,...
Why more women should row
Holly Redford-Jones, Women’s Captain for Hertford College Boat Club, writes about the recent success of Hertford’s female rowers, and why more women should get involved in rowing: Hertford’s women are off t...
Lace in context
David Hopkin (Hertford and History) and Nicolette Makovicky (Russian and East European Studies) have received a knowledge exchange grant to work with museums in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Northamptons...
Business Ethics Columnist of the Year
And the award for Business Ethics Columnist of the Year 2014Â goes to…Â Will Hutton, Hertford’s Principal, for his columns in the Observer newspaper. Congratulations, Will!
Bogg v Universities
Read Hertford’s Alan Bogg, Professor of Labour Law, on some universities’ tactics in the current pay dispute with academics over pension provision. Alan and his co-author identify bullying tactics, but warn t...
Hertford rugby success
Hertford Rugby is on a roll. Last week’s win against Keble resulted in promotion to the 4th division, where they won their first match against Wadham 36-24. To be fair, their opponents were hobbled, as player Daniel Va...
Hertford volunteer in vaccine trial
Journalism, charity work, sport, partying… the range of activities students enjoy when they are not working is extensive. But we are particularly proud of Sarah Bevan, currently on her Oriental Studies degree at He...