Keblite Aleksander Zagajewski (2018 DPhil) was part of a group of Oxford graduate students who teamed up with the International Space School Educational Trust (ISSET) to help turn the designs of secondary school children into bona fide experiments sent to the International Space Station.

In Michaelmas Term of 2022, Keblites Christopher McHugh (2020 Jurisprudence) and Isobel Salzedo (2021 Jurisprudence) won the Oxford Herbert Smith Freehills Disability Mooting Championship, run by the Faculty of Law and Oxford University Disability Law and Policy Project.

In 7th week, the annual Keble Arts Festival took place. Combined with a JCR charities motion, the festival raised over £400 for Asylum Welcome, a local charity offering information, advice, and practical support to asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants living in Oxfordshire.

In late 2022, two Geography undergraduate students undertook pioneering climate change research in north-west Zambia, thanks in part to funding received through a Gordon Smith Award from the Keble Association (KA).

Michaelmas term racing kicked off at Nepthys regatta with Keble College Boat Club (KCBC) competing in a side-by-side knockout tournament against crews entered from the majority of Oxford colleges.

At the beginning of Hilary Term 2023, Keble College hosted the first private screening and commentary of the opening episode of Holy Craft!

Victory was so close for both Keble’s women’s and men’s football teams in the inter-collegiate Cuppers football tournament this year. They played extraordinarily well in all their matches, only suffering defeat in the semi-final.

In January, the Oxford University Men’s Blues travelled to Zuoz in Switzerland to play in an outdoor tournament hosted by the Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz, winning every game and beating Cambridge 4-0 in the final.