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December 2018
College Choir to feature in 'Night of the Stars' at Canterbury and Durham
A recording by The Choir will be included as part of a spectacular son et lumière show created for the Church of England’s 2018 Christmas campaign #FollowTheStar.
December 2018
First ever Mathematics Reunion Day proves popular
Mertonian mathematics alumni were invited back to College to speak with their peers, engage with current students, and listen to special presentations from four guest speakers.
December 2018
Daniel Grimley's new book featured on BBC Radio 3's 'Music Matters'
Delius and the Sound of Place
, a major new study of the composer, will feature on the programme, which is broadcast at 12:15pm on Saturday 8 December 2018.
December 2018
Oxford celebrates the life of Sir Roger Bannister (1950)
A celebration of the life of the Mertonian and Honorary Fellow took place last month at the Sheldonian Theatre, jointly hosted by the University and the City of Oxford.
November 2018
Summer project success for Merton students
Every year the College offers funding to support undergraduates who wish to undertake a research project during the Long Vacation. The scheme is competitive and students must submit a research proposal to the Warden and Tutors’ Committee, who judge the applications.
November 2018
Handbook edited by Merton Professor wins 2017 Roland Bainton Prize
The Oxford Handbook of English Law and Literature, 1500-1700
, edited by Lorna Hutson, Merton Professor of English Literature, has been selected as the best reference book published last year in the field of early modern studies.
November 2018
Merton graduate student wins Naomi Schor Memorial Award
Doctoral student Helen Craske was named as joint winner of the prize by the international scholarly society, the Nineteenth-Century French Studies Association, at its annual conference held in California at the end of October.
October 2018
New DPhil scholarship established in memory of Mertonian James Upcher (2006)
Graduate student Tsvetelina van Benthem is the first recipient of the scholarship, established thanks to the generosity of London-based public international law firm Fietta LLP where James was a consultant.
October 2018
Exhibition reveals the vast and diverse world of bacteria
'Bacterial World' is a fascinating and enlightening new exhibition at Oxford's Museum of Natural History that seeks to rehabilitate the reputation of bacteria.
October 2018
Sir Thomas Lawrence’s portrait of Shute Barrington (1752) rehung following move
The portrait has been rehung following its move from the Hall and a light clean. One of the finest artworks in the College’s collection, the painting by celebrated portraitist Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830) is now located on the Fitzjames Staircase.
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