All postgraduate students at Queen’s become members of the Middle Common Room (MCR).
The MCR is a diverse and welcoming community of scholars. The MCR committee organises a variety of social and cultural events, as well as providing general support to our graduates.
The MCR is also a physical space in College located in the Front Quad. It has sofas, kitchen facilities, and provides a convivial setting to socialise with other graduate students.
Queen’s now
Fellow in Mathematics appointed Fellow of the Academy for the Mathematical Sciences
Current student is Musical Director of Sondheim’s ‘Company’ at Oxford Playhouse’
Provost elected Fellow of the Royal Economic Society
Queen’s launches digital guide on Bloomberg Connects
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FEB
Choir concert: Vivaldi and Handel
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MAR
The Crown of Life: choir CD Launch Concert
What’s for lunch?
- No Lunch Today
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/
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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
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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
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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.
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