• On Saturday, 4 February, Claire Ward (soprano) and colleagues gave a concert of Handel concert arias.

• Rebecca Colquhoun (2020, Environmental Research (NERC DTP)) reports on the Statistical Seismology Meeting in Corsica.

• Enjoy World Book Day 2023 with a selection of books from our Univ Family and reviews from our students.

• Univ first year historians had the opportunity to get an advanced view of an exhibition coming to the Ashmolean Museum this September on “Colour Revolution: Victorian Art, Fashion and Design”.

• Discover who the winner is of Univ Library’s inaugural poetry competition.

• Congratulations to the Univ students who competed at the BUCS Gymnastics Championships; The Oxford University team came second overall.

• Roberto Lacourt (2020, Chemistry) won a gold medal in U63.5kg 16+ bouts at BUCS Boxing Championships.

• To celebrate International Women’s Day 2023 we are delighted to bring together this gallery of more than 90 Profile Features.

• Serena Qiao (2022, Interdisciplinary Bioscience (BBSRC DTP)) reports on the UK Society for Extracellular Vesicles conference.

• On Sunday 14 May, Univ will be entering a College team to take part in the Oxford Town and Gown 10k.

• In our latest Then and Now feature we explore the expansion of dining at Univ in The Hall Moves West.

• Captained by Bronwen Hyde (2021, Jurisprudence), Oxford University Fencing Club’s women’s team won the BUCS Premier South Championship 2022/23.

• William Matthews’ (2019, DPhil Engineering Science) Old Members’ Trust Graduate Conference and Academic Travel Fund report is on the PRIME 22 conference.

• Jorin Riexinger (2020, DPhil Biology) is a member of Oxford University Judo Club’s Men’s Blues team who, on Sunday 5 March, won the Judo Varsity Match.

• In honour of the Spring equinox, we to explore one of the Library’s Treasures – a book about Stonehenge.

• Read the Old Members’ Trust Graduate Conference and Academic Travel Fund report by Stanislaw Szymanowicz (2022, DPhil Engineering Science) on the European Conference on Computer Vision.

• Naomi Mburu (2018, DPhil Engineering Science) reports on the 7th International Symposium on Liquid Metals Applications for Fusion (ISLA).

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• Set to be released in April 2023 is Memoona Ahmed’s (2018, Experimental Psychology) debut poetry collection once-joined pieces.

• David Todd (2010, Music) has been awarded Associate Honours (ARAMs) from the Royal Academy of Music.

• Elspeth Tolan (2021, History) undertook an internship at The National Archives.

• This month Alexander Cook (2003, Law) will be appointed King’s Counsel.

• A number of Univ OMs are speaking and leading tours at the Oxford Literary Festival (25 March to 2 April).

• Read the report by Peter Chambers (1989, Maths) and explore the photo gallery from the 16th Univ Annual Football Day.

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• The Univ North development has reached an important milestone with work beginning on site.

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• In our latest Profile Feature we meet Alumni Katherine Knight (2016, Classics).

• Jane Barraclough (2020, History), previously Women*’s rep for the JCR, Co-President of the 1979 Society, and Vice President of Oxford femsoc, is the subject of our latest Profile Feature.

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• Samantha (Chemistry) reviews Sam Kean’s The Disappearing Spoon.

• Toni (PPE) reviews Daron Acemoglu and James A Robinson’s Why Nations Fail.

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• Solon the Lawgiver – Univ’s Professor Bill Allan joined Melvyn Bragg and guests to discuss the statesman and poet whose political & legal reforms transformed Athens in the 6th century BC. Listen at bbc.co.uk

• Professor Polly Jones contributed to the Talking History podcast on the anniversary of Stalin’s death. Listen at goloudplayer.com