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Our DPhil Biology student, Rachel Martin, tells us about her research as part of our campaign on sustainability.

The ITV drama, produced by our alumna, Liza Marshall, picked up three awards at the Royal Television Society North East and the Borders annual TV Awards.

Led by team captain, Elsie Hunter Rawlings, the combined forces of Wadham, Merton, and Mansfield competed in the final for the second successive year.

The College community came together during Green Action Week to develop our existing sustainability initiatives and trial some new ones.

Written and directed by our student, Esme Somerside Gregory, 'Noether' is devised and performed by Cartesian Productions.

‘Another World’ provides a rich portrait of the esteemed author and broadcaster’s early adulthood, and of Wadham and the University of Oxford in the late 1950s.

Professor Tunbridge's lecture, 'Everyday Beethoven', featured live musical excerpts performed by Music Faculty students in the Holywell Music Room.

This event was both a meaningful religious observance for Muslim College members and an inclusive opportunity for our wider community to learn about Ramadan traditions.

Researchers will investigate how care-experienced young people develop critical digital skills.

We interview Master's student, Alexandria Procter, as part of our campaign on sustainability.

Discussing the journey of bringing the collection to life, Wadham Fellow Prof Jane Griffiths spoke with two of its editors, Bernard O'Donoghue (Wadham Emeritus Fellow) and poet Matthew Hollis.

Our alumnus and his wife are honoured for their outstanding contributions to society.