Dr Sabrina Martin teaches Politics for Keble and has been a Fellow by Special Election at the College since 2020. She became Keble’s Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Fellow in 2021.

A recent donation of biographical material relating to David Talboys, the College’s longest serving member of staff, prompted the Archivist and Information Compliance Manager to investigate what records exist in the archives about non-academic staff.

Matthew Bevis, Professor of English Literature, writes about one of the College’s most popular initiatives—now in its 10th year—the Adam Phillips seminar on The Poet’s Essay.

Director of Music, Christian Wilson set about planning a festival with three main intentions: to maximise our educational remit by drawing on Oxford’s young musicians and experts, to provide variety across genres and repertoires, and to celebrate Oxford’s inheritance in early music performance.

The highly competitive Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships have been running at Oxford since 2007. Keble College is proud to take five Scholars on the programme each year, with all the scholarships funded by alumni.