These are exciting times for the Humanities at Oxford and at Keble. The opening of the University’s Schwarzman Centre, slated for 2024, will create a new dynamic hub for the Humanities at Oxford in the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, making Keble ideally located to benefit from the centre’s state-of-the-art academic, exhibition and performance spaces. The College is investing in the Humanities through the endowment of two Tutorial Fellowships, and through the support of events, such as the highly successful Poets at Keble series.