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16 Dec 2019: The main purpose of the trip was to do the Kerry way, a 210km long distance trail in Ireland. The first day saw amazing weather, as we walked along the Gap of Dunloe into Black Valley. The walk contin

6 Sep 2019: Creative Connections, Portraits of Women Scientists and Artists    Anne-Katrin Purkiss: Freelance Photographer Exhibition runs from 9 September 2019 to 29 February 2020 Anne Purkiss

12 Dec 2019: This summer I travelled to Beijing to take part in Abridge Educamp’s summer camp programme where I spent five weeks teaching English to Chinese children at Camford Royal School. It was an incredi

3 Sep 2019: Degrees and Honours BA, Oxon; D. Phil (Oxon); HMRIA Awards and Prizes Irish Times International Non-Fiction Book of the Year, awarded to Lovers and Strangers (2017) International PEN Hesse

20 Nov 2019: Policy on the use of personal information under the procedures for handling cases of student harassment and sexual misconduct A copy is to be provided to the Complainant, the Respondent and any wit

11 Dec 2019: Using the funding provided by Gateway, I visited Hungary with my chapel choir. We spent a very busy five days in Budapest and Szeged, singing in some breath-taking buildings and seeing the sights

28 Nov 2019: When you are listening to an orchestra, physics is probably the last thing on your mind. However, it does explain a lot of what you are hearing and why the viola and other larger string instruments ma

17 Dec 2019: Bosnia and Herzegovina had been on my ‘bucket list’ for a long time, and from what I had heard from others or read in travel blogs (or even in my International Relations reading!), I knew it was a cou

7 May 2019: Professor Rebecca Fortnum is Senior Tutor at the Royal College of Art, responsible for the research students in the School of Arts and Humanities amongst other duties.  She has been Reader in Fin

13 Feb 2019: UK workplace culture stalls women’s careers say three in four women and two in five men Reports year-long study involving almost 6,000 UK employees Everyday examples of unintentionally gen

10 Dec 2019: This summer I was lucky enough to receive Gateway funding that allowed me to travel to Richmond, Virginia, USA to undertake a week of archive research for my Part II History dissertation. I am writing

19 Mar 2019: Policy on fundraising activity in College for other charitable causes Current Version Adopted by Council: January 2019 Review Date: Lent Term 2022 Committee Ownership: College Officers

3 Dec 2019: In March, I had the amazing opportunity to attend the Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics, an annual event at which young people identifying as women are invited to partake in lectures, semi

12 Dec 2019: After having studied French at AS Level, I used my Gateway funding to spend four weeks learning French in Lyon. After doing some independent study of French, I realised I really wanted an immersive ex

22 Jul 2019: Mary Husted is a fine artist living and working in South Wales. She is a member of Butetown Artists, the Welsh Group and the Contemporary Arts Society for Wales. She has exhibited widely international

10 Dec 2019: In the summer after first year I spent six weeks in the Samuel Kwon Lab at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, USA. Having visited family in Michigan on holiday the previous summer, I contacted n

17 Dec 2019: In August 2019, I spent four weeks on a German language course at the University of Vienna, partly funded by Gateway Challenges funding and a Rosemary Murray Travel Exhibition. Having never studied

11 Dec 2019: The first two weeks of my trip were spent teaching English at a summer camp in Foshan, near Guangzhou. The second two weeks were teaching debate and English at a camp in central Guangzh

5 Feb 2019: The artists ‘waived aspects of economic gain by independently gifting their works as part of an entirely novel, communal and untested enterprise’.

3 Dec 2019: I had travelled to Guatemala on a volunteering project last summer and knew I wanted to return to Latin America, only this time working so I could then travel more extensively around a specific countr