To coincide with a conference being held in College, the Hall is currently home to a stained glass mural!

‘Come Unto Me’ (Tom Holdman) has been on display in Rome and after us will move to London. We’ve got it until the end of the week!

Pembroke wouldn't be Pembroke without the hard work of our staff behind-the scenes, so for this 400 Hours slot we asked Weekend Porter Adam to do a little reporting on what goes on behind our historic walls.

Read his interviews with 3 staff members below:
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Ever wondered what Pembroke looked like in the 1800s? Thanks to this Victorian photographer, you can see it all for yourself!

These photos were all taken between 1875-79. Some of the College was quite new at this point – the Hall had only been up for just over 20 years!

Wishing a very happy Easter to all celebrating today!

Now that spring has well and truly sprung here in College, it seemed only fair to share some of the best bits with you today... 🌸🌼🌷

How do you go from reading History to becoming one of the most influential people in AI? And why does AI need you (yes, you!)?

Find out more about alumna Verity Harding (2003, History), and her recent book explaining exactly why 'AI Needs You', here: rb.gy/la5ra3

Ahead of Saturday's The Boat Race, we're sending well wishes to all members of our women's crew, and meeting Annie Anezakis 👋, who made it into the final squad 🙌

⭐ Rower
⭐ Grad Entry Medicine
⭐ @pembrokeoxford

Read more about Annie: theboatrace.org/athletes/annie…
#WeAreDarkBlue

It’s 400 Hours time again! 🎉

For this slot, we asked the cast and crew of this year’s Pembroke Musical to keep a diary of their production of Grease, from the first rehearsals up to the final curtain call!

Head backstage into the making of a musical: rb.gy/rvgro4

According to the astronomical calendar, today is officially the first day of spring… the Pembroke magnolia certainly seems to agree! 🌸

The first term of 400 is over, but there’s more to come!

Check out what’s going on here rb.gy/8mrt0d, and in the meantime, enjoy these snaps from the 1624 Banquet our students enjoyed in 8th Week! (Dress code was Pembrokians Through the Ages – how many can you spot?)

As part of our partnership with Rochdale Development Agency, a university access initiative has launched in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, bridging gaps between untapped potential in Rochdale and world-class education found at Oxford & Cambridge. Read more: rb.gy/0n6g3u

🏆Announcing the results of the 10th Annual National Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics: congratulations to our winners Jakob Lohmar and Wyatt Radzin, and runners up Theo Naylor and Ayesha Chakravarti on their excellent presentations!
blog.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/2024/03/announ…

Pembroke College…

Two Pembrokians have been selected for the Oxford Women’s Blue Boat for this year’s The Boat Race! 🤩

Making up the stern pair, Annie Anezakis (GEM) will sit at stroke, while Lucy Edmunds (MSt History) will sit in seven. Best of luck to the Oxford crew – we’ll be cheering you on!

Back at Pembroke College to talk with Prof Lynda Mugglestone & Helena Djurkovic at the Women’s Dinner about what’s changed and what hasn’t.

Remembered how Lynda would answer the phone during tutorials and have to explain that she was Dr Mugglestone, not his secretary. #iwd