The Brasenose community is proud to offer its congratulations to alumnus Professor Richard Robson (Chemistry, 1955) on being awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2025, along with Susumu Kitagawa and Omar Yaghi "for the development of metal-organic frameworks".
Image: ©Johan Jarnestad/The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
The Luna Memorial Travel Fund has been established in loving memory of Luna
The last four years of my life have been INTENSE! I have just finished my undergraduate master’s in engineering science at Brasenose College and now I am writing this student blog to reflect on my time here
Leaving Brasenose feels almost the same as arriving did: terribly daunting, incredibly exciting and completely unknown.
On the first day of August we said goodbye to nearly a 100 graduating students
This year’s John Ackrill Memorial Lecture will be delivered by Hendrik Lorenz, Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University, on ‘Aristotle on Despotic Rule – and the Question of Racism’
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t Brasenose College we pride ourselves in not only being a happy place but also welcoming a diverse set of new undergraduate students from across the UK and beyond every year
If you see an 01865 number calling, it’s probably us! From the 22nd March-3rd April, our wonderful team of current Brasenose students will be manning the phones, and reaching out to fellow Brasenose members to share how your donations make a real difference to College life.
We are saddened to share the news that Professor Graham Richards CBE died yesterday in his sleep. He was a towering figure in the College and University.
Brasenose is delighted to announce that the Wolfson Foundation has awarded the College a generous grant of £100,000 to support the redevelopment of Frewin Hall.
Arriving at Brasenose for my first term was a whirlwind of emotions—excitement, curiosity, and a fair bit of nervousness. I was eager to embrace the opportunities Oxford had to offer but unsure of how I’d adjust to the new academic and social environment. Now, looking back, I can confidently say that my first term has been an incredible journey of growth, discovery, and memorable experiences.
My first term at Oxford University – a phrase my sixteen-year-old self would never have believed I could one day write. It is very difficult to distil the long history of the College into a short article and this piece does not try to do so.
The introduction of women students at Brasenose is arguably the most momentous event in the College’s long history since 1509.
Saturday 21 September 2024 saw the first celebratory event to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the admission of women at Brasenose with alumni of all generations.
The day started with a panel debate at the Mathematical Institute on Woodstock Road as part of the University’s ‘Meeting Minds’ Alumni Weekend. Entitled ‘Five@50’ the debate had representatives from each of the five former men’s colleges who took the step first to admit women in 1974: Brasenose, Hertford, Jesus St Catherine’s and Wadham Colleges. Chaired by Vice Chancellor Irene Tracey, the speakers were Lexi Loizou (Brasenose, 2021), Jen Cownie (Hertford, 2005), Francine Stock (Jesus, 1976), Lisa Roberts KC (St Catherine’s, 1988) and Mary Ann Sieghart (Wadham, 1979). More on the speakers...
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The next undergraduate Open Days at Brasenose College and the University of Oxford is taking place on Friday 20th September.
Brasenose is celebrating two Royal Society awards for members of its community.
Brasenose bade a fond farewell to 120 graduating students at a sun-soaked reception in late July.
Our Brasenose community is mourning the tragic death of first year Wesley Akum-Ojong. Wesley was a much loved 19-year old PPE student, who died on 21 June when at Port Meadow with friends.
Brasenose Student Beth Parker has won the prestigious Chancellor's Latin Prize for Verse.
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