The Astrophoria Foundation Year at the University of Oxford is a programme designed to offer opportunities to talented students who have experienced severe personal disadvantage and/or disrupted education which has resulted in them being unable to apply directly for an Oxford undergraduate degree programme.

After a five-year hiatus, the 2024 Keble Ball was happy to welcome 1,400 guests to the College on 11 May, inviting everyone to spend an evening of decadence and whimsy in the Wonderful Land of Oz.

Sam White (2016 MEng, DPhil Engineering Science), a researcher in the Thermal Propulsion Systems Research Group, has been awarded the SAE International Award for Outstanding Student Paper honouring Phil Myers.

Trinity Term has been an exciting time for the Keble College Boat Club. Being able to finally get back out on the water has been fantastic for our club, particularly for our novices who had only started rowing this year and who kept up with our land training, despite the lack of water time and racing experience.

Keble DPhil students Seren Ford (2019 Biochemistry) and Harry Stuart (2018 Mathematics) recently secured second place for Keble at the University Orienteering Cuppers competition this Trinity Term.

The College welcomed Lord Leggatt to deliver the Harris Society Annual Lecture on 26 April, entitled 'Precedent in English Law', a topic chosen in honour of Jim Harris and Rupert Cross's book of the same name.