News
Filter News
Peter Millican spots JK Rowling
Professor Peter Millican, Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy, has been in the news this weekend: his Signature computer programme was used to see whether there were signs of J.K. Rowling’s style in the pseudonymously p...
Clive Hambler debates with George Monbiot
Clive Hambler, our Lecturer in Biological and Human Sciences, has been receiving media attention recently for his work on re-wilding, including re-introducing endangered species to habitats they previously lived in. He w...
Sand-Castell?
He won’t be soaking up the sun but he will be beside the sea (and in congenial company)! Today Dr Jamie Castell starts a second week of visits to our link schools – this time in Essex, starting with Clacton Count...
Hertford alum in World Pride Power List 2013
Hertford salutes Lance Price (PPE, 1977), whose work as director of the Kaleidoscope Trust has earned him a place among the hundred most influential LGBT people of 2013.  The Kaleidoscope trust is a UK-based charity w...
HS2: the management lessons
Dr Steve New, our Fellow and Tutor in Management, has a letter on the decision-making process over the high speed rail link (HS2) in today’s Financial Times. Steve makes three suggestions – and maybe our He...
Hertford director at Tricycle theatre
This September, why not go to London’s Tricycle Theatre to see A Boy and His Soul, a musical portrait of a boy growing up in 70s and 80s Philadelphia. It is directed by Hertford’s own Titas Halder (English, ...
Castell in Kent
Not a tourist attraction, but certainly (we hope) a draw for talented students! After a hectic week in Essex, Dr Jamie Castell, Hertford’s Outreach Fellow, has turned his attention to another of our linked areas an...
Hertford benefactor in Birthday Honours
Hertford congratulates William H Janeway on the CBE for services to education awarded by HM the Queen. Dr Janeway and his wife, the Cambridge geneticist Weslie Janeway, are generous supporters of the college. The Jane...
London Lecture 2013
Thanks to the great generosity of Rodney Baker-Bates (Modern History, 1963) and Willis Ltd, this year’s London Lecture was held at The Willis Building. Dr Emma Smith, Fellow and Tutor in English, talked about Shake...
Hertford historian at Bank of England
Charlotte Hogg, who studied History and Economics at Hertford, has been named as the Bank of England’s new chief operating officer, making her its most senior woman. Incoming governor Mark Carney described her R...