Father Darren was appointed Assistant Chaplain in 2012. He is leaving this summer, having survived two Wardens, three Chaplains and five Directors of Music. We asked the former Warden, Sir Jonathan Phillips, with whom he was longest in harness, to interview him about his time at Keble.

The college is home to a wide range of poetry series and events, all of which are free and open to the public. English Fellow Matt Bevis writes about one of our most recent initiatives, which centres around HMP Grendon, a therapeutic community prison.

Former Visiting Fellow and composer Cheryl Frances-Hoad has premiered a new work for solo accordion inspired by her visits to the Natural History Museum. The subject matter? Earthworms!

On Friday, 8 March, Keble hosted a Complexity Cluster workshop, bringing together mathematicians from a wide range of research areas to share their work.

A collection of First Edition HG Wells books was donated to Keble College Library this year by Professorial Fellow Sarah Whatmore, who inherited it from her father, the late Colonel Denys E Whatmore.