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Research on tap: wha

Research on tap: what’s brewing at Queen’s? 🍻📚

From liver disease to the archaeology of trees, 'What’s Brewing at Queen’s?' brings graduate research out of the seminar room and into a relaxed, sociable setting.

The series gives the College’s graduate students space to share their research in short, informal talks designed for a non-specialist audience.

Organiser Sanjna explains: it’s about curiosity, cross-disciplinary exchange, and making research feel accessible, low-pressure, and fun. Because some of the most interesting ideas happen when you put brilliant people from different disciplines in the same room and just let them talk.

🔗 Read the full feature on our website: www.queens.ox.ac.uk/blog/whats-brewing-at-queens/
#GraduateResearch #AcademicLife #CrossDisciplinary #ResearchCommunity #StudentTalks #AccessibleResearch #CuriosityDriven
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2 days ago
The Anthea Bell Priz

The Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators is now OPEN! 🎉

Over the next few weeks, secondary school students aged 11-18 will be translating passages from novels and memoirs, children’s non-fiction, rhyming poetry, and traditional folktales from six languages: French, German, Italian, Mandarin, Russian, and Spanish. 📚

Their translations will be judged by a team of Oxford students and professional literary translators, with Area and National Winners to be announced in June 2026.​ 🏆

To get involved, MFL teachers across the UK are warmly invited to...

📌 Register for the Prize to access the competition tasks: lnkd.in/eZH_zg4A

📌 Visit QTE's Linktree for other useful links, including to a Guide for Teachers and FAQs page: lnkd.in/e8H_ryPx
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3 days ago
Join us on Saturday

Join us on Saturday 7 March for the Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford's CD launch concert in the splendour of the College Chapel ✨

Celebrating the release of the Choir’s new recording, this concert features twentieth-century sacred works by English composers, including the première recording of Kenneth Leighton’s ‘Missa Christi’, alongside music by Rebecca Clarke, Gustav and Imogen Holst, and Harold Darke.

📀 CDs available to purchase on the night
🎟️ Tickets: ow.ly/P2wj50Y7rSn
#ChoirConcert #CdLaunch #SacredMusic #EnglishComposers #CollegeChapel #TwentiethCenturyMusic #KennethLeighton #Holst #RebeccaClarke #HaroldDarke
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4 days ago
The Queen’s Colleg

The Queen’s College Record 2025 is now available to read online 📖

Alongside College news and reflections, this Record includes an expanded interviews section, offering deeper insight into the people, ideas, and experiences that make Queen’s what it is today.

🔗 Read the Record online: ow.ly/J5Hi50Y4J0l
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5 days ago