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Riot Club parody
Alex Stronell, studying History at Hertford, is a committed student journalist. His recent article on the potentially damaging impact of the film, The Riot Club, on access work at Oxford was quoted recently in the Eveni...
Inspiring Colchester
Dr Jamie Castell, Hertford’s Outreach Fellow, is in Colchester today encouraging students at the Sixth Form College to have the highest possible academic aspirations. After delivering five sessions there, he’...
Most acclaimed lecturer
Warm congratulations to Hertford’s Tutorial Fellow in Mathematics, Professor Fernando Alday, who was voted the most acclaimed lecturer in his division in the students’ teaching awards scheme. Find out more...
Recognition for Professor Cui
Hertford’s Donald Pollock Professor of Chemical Engineering, Zhanfeng Cui, has been elected as a Fellow of the American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE). He recently received this prestigio...
Summer Eights 2014
Both Hertford Men’s and Women’s boats held their places today – the last day of Summer Eights 2014. That means the Women’s Boat is 11th in Division I, and the Men’s 1st in Division II. Congr...
Student’s International conference presentation
Helen Carswell, a second year reading Economics and Management, has been selected by the international organisation for the support of market and social research (ESOMAR) to attend a conference in Sweden next month as pa...
Principal v Chaplain photo-finish
On May 11, Team Hertford made its annual assault on the Oxford Town and Gown 10km fun run. This year we had a great mix of fellows, students, and staff tackling the rather convoluted course around central Oxford, finishi...
Hertford alum lighting up Sydney Opera House
Hertford English graduate Mark Grimmer is directing a project to transform the Sydney Opera House for the Vivid Sydney Festival later this month. Mark founded 59 Productions in 2006, and the company has gone from strengt...
Kay Davies on £10m Longitude Prize Committee
Hertford’s Professor Dame Kay Davies is one of the powerful judging committee for the £10m Longitude Prize. Six twenty-first century themes have been identified, from environmentally sustainable aviation to resist...
The Kotaka Room
We are delighted to announce that the seminar room in the Graduate Centre has now officially been named The Kotaka Room. This celebrates the College’s relationship with Otsuma Gakuin in Tokyo, which was founded by ...