News
St Hilda's wins their first-round University Challenge match
St Hilda's first-round University Challenge match was shown on 19 July. Captain, Katrina Dionisio (Classics, 2020) and team members, Luka Chilvers (PPL, 2019), Akshay Pal (Engineering, 2018), and Chris Bennett (Theology, 2018 and Junior Dean) defeated worthy opponents, UCL, in a closely-fought...
'Dancing with Apollo' residency at the JdP is reviewed for TORCH by Professor Susan Jones
Professor Susan Jones, Professor of English and Tutorial Fellow at St Hilda's, has reviewed the 'Dancing with Apollo' residency at the Jacqueline du Pré Music Building for TORCH.
Visualising Protestant Monarchy Ceremony, Art and Politics after the Glorious Revolution (1689-1714) by Dr Julie Farguson is published
Visualising Protestant Monarchy: Ceremony, Art and Politics after the Glorious Revolution (1689-1714) by our Lecturer in History, Dr Julie...
Clinical medics graduate in person
St Hilda's College are pleased to see the return of in-person graduation ceremonies.
DANSOX Summer School 2021 is available to view online
Our 2021 DANSOX Summer School took place in the Jacqueline du Pré Music Building 10-12 July, in line with current COVID-19 guidance. We were delighted to host the event and thank everyone who participated and attended, including our Special Guest, Alastair Macaulay, who gave the Opening Guest...
'Dancing With Apollo' is reviewed in the Guardian
'Dancing With Apollo', at the Spitalfields festival has been described as 'beautiful and thought-provoking' in the Guardian. Read the full review here.
Dance as Grace: Paradoxes and possibilities TORCH Knowledge Exchange Fellowship project
For our latest DANSOX (Dance Scholarship Oxford) event in June 2021, we were delighted to welcome dancers from Yorke Dance Project to the Jacqueline du Pre Music Building for live workshops/discussions on 'Grace: Paradoxes and possibilities', as part of the TORCH Knowledge Exchange Fellowship...
Dr Joanna Raisbeck's video on German literature accompanies the launch of 'A German Classic 2021'
Dr Joanna Raisbeck, Lecturer in German, discusses German literature and, in particular, literature and philosophy in the German novella, Die Verlobung in St. Domingo by Heinrich von Kleist (1811) in conversation with Dr...
Dr Joanna Raisbeck wins the Klaus Heyne-Preis
Dr Joanna Raisbeck, Stipendiary Lecturer in German, has won the inaugural Klaus Heyne-Preis zur Erforschung der...
St Hilda's has risen six places in the 2019-20 Norrington Table
Many congratulations to the 2020 finalist students on their results. We extend also our greatest thanks to the Tutors, Lecturers and other college staff, that supported our students through the difficulties caused by the pandemic in Trinity Term 2020. We are delighted that 98 per cent of our...
Professor Susan Jones wins the J.H. Stape Conradiana Prize
Professor Susan Jones, Tutorial Fellow in English, has won the J.H.
Rachel Fairhurst is awarded the Rosalind Jane Bairstow Bursary
Congratulations to Rachel Fairhurst (English 2018) who is the recipient of the Rosalind Jane Bairstow Bursary for 2021-22. The...