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• 2024 promises to be a year to remember as we celebrate the .

• This month we celebrate the publication of our .

• Soniya Samani (2019, DPhil Particle Physics) reports on presenting a talk in the Neutrino Physics and Cosmology session at .

• Robert Conway, Non-Stipendiary Lecturer in Medicine, recently received an .

• As we move into 2024 – which promises to be a year to remember as we celebrate the 775th anniversary of the College – we look back at 2023 in our .

• In this month’s Treasure we look back to grand lunches and dinners held here at Univ over a century ago; it’s time to ““.

• Mei Yi Lau (2020 DPhil in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies) reports on their .

• The College was saddened to hear of the death .

• Read Olly Gough’s (2019, DPhil History) .

• Univ is delighted to report on our alumni recognised in the .

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• Courting India by Professor Nandini Das (1997, English), Professor of Early Modern Literature and Culture at Oxford, has won the 11th for Global Cultural Understanding.

• On January 11, Univ’s Old Members in Singapore spanning generations came together at The Mandala Club for a .

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• In our first profile of 2024 we meet Alumni and Donor Relations Officer, .

• Jo Hoskins, is Univ’s new Student Disability and Welfare Advisor – we meet here in our latest .

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• Xinyi (PPE) reviews Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s .

• Emma (History) reviews Catherine Hanley’s .

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• L’impossible enterrement de Staline a new documentary film on Stalin, features Univ’s Schrecker-Barbour Tutorial Fellow in Slavonic and East European Studies Polly Jones. Watch on

• Professor Richard Guy (1973, Chemistry) of the Department of 182t¸£Àû Sciences has been awarded the 2023 Prix d’Honneur by the Académie Nationale de Pharmacie.

• Professor Sarah Harper, Supernumerary Fellow in Gerontology, was Jim Al-Khalili’s guest on BBC Radios The 182t¸£Àû Scientific. Listen at

• Trish Greenhalgh (1980, Medicine), professor of primary healthcare sciences at Oxford University, comments on how people can restrict the spread of respiratory pathogens during cold and flu season in .

• Fran Dashwood (formerly Heeks) (1999, Psychology) has taken up a new role as Head of ODA Evidence at Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, on loan from FCDO.