For what may be the first time in history, a single college has won the three major inter-collegiate football cup competitions.

During 6th week of Hilary Term, Keble College celebrated the 2024 Keble Arts Festival. Organised by the JCR Arts and Publications Officers, the festival comprised a week of daily arts events and the launch of Keble’s annual in-house magazine, The Fig.

Keble College graduate student Michal Staniaszek, a second-year DPhil in Engineering Science, appeared in the 2023 popular BBC Christmas Lecture from the Royal Institution, “The Truth about AI”.

While facing the challenges of multiple diagnoses of bilateral retinoblastoma, which left him severely visually impaired in one eye and with blindness in the other, Theodor Sergiou (2020 PPE) has dedicated his life to making a difference.

Earlier this year, Keble MCR President Laura Haas (2021 DPhil Criminology), broke the Oxford deadlift record and achieved a Personal Best at the Oxford v Cambridge Powerlifting Varsity.

Rosie Quint (2021 Human Sciences) writes about travelling to Mozambique to participate in Oxford’s Paleo-Primate Field School in Gorongosa National Park.

Hanbit Lee (2023 MSc Energy Systems) reflects on her experience of going to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to join the largest climate conference ever: COP28.

Sierra Sparks (2021 DPhil Engineering), KCBC President, provides an update on the ’exciting, although unusual, season’ for the Keble College Boat Club.

Alex Wilkinson (2022 Economics and Management) has recently been named in this season’s England U20s squad.