Energy transition consultant Hettie Moorcroft (2020 Geography) reflects on her research into wealth-based emissions inequalities and how addressing them could drive faster climate action.

Critically acclaimed poet Sir Geoffrey Hill (1950 English) is remembered in Florence through a commemorative lecture reflecting on his formative 2007 visit to Italy and its lasting influence on one of his most significant late works.

From shared meals in Edinburgh to time spent at MIT’s AgeLab, Elisa Cardamone (2021 MSc Medical Anthropology) reflects on her research into ageing and care, and how her experiences have shaped her thinking about the future of care.

Ellen Roxby (2023 Theology and Religion) speaks with former Organ Scholar Leonard Sanderman (2010 Music) about his time at Keble and his current work reviving the chorister tradition in West Yorkshire.

Alumni and friends gathered for the return of the Keble Entrepreneurs’ Evening in London, featuring three presentations from Udai Dhamija (2021 MMPM), Mark Stockdale (1978 PPE) and Timur Kamalov (2022 MMPM).

Toghrul Karimov (2015 MSc Computer Science) receives the prestigious Ackermann Award for his innovative thesis within the topic of logic in computer science, under the supervision of Keble Fellow by Special Election, Professor Joël Ouaknine.

In October, Keble came to Manchester for the College’s first alumni gathering in the North of England, bringing together familiar faces and new connections alike.

King’s Birthday Honours for Christopher Clapham (1960 BA, DPhil PPE); Best New Song Award for Oli Adcock (2017 History and Politics) and Zach Burns (2017 History); Poetry book launch at Keble for Suzanna Fitzpatrick (1994 English); Rebeka Sellick (1987 Engineering, Econ & Management) elected Chair of the Railway Division of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers; New board game launched by Bijan Toloui (1976 DPhil Metallurgy); Rugged Weekend for Keble friends Nick Jennings, Steve Kelly, Mark Dewey, Neil Pearse, Stuart Bell, Andy Kennedy and Phil Goodwin (all 1979 PPE).