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Read more Looking for a unique and stunning venue for a conference, dinner, meeting or special event? Look no further... Read More Pembroke's efforts to ensure that our education is open to all students with academic merit, regardless of background, are focused in London and North West England. Read more about why and how we reach out to schools and colleges in those areas. Read More Undergraduate admissions Read More Graduate Admissions Read More Visiting Students from USA Read More Pembroke College Oxford, founded in 1624, is a welcoming intellectual community where students and academics alike are passionate about their work. Pembroke News view all Corporate Responsibility and the Internet of Everything: top prize for Alexa Roscoe (2014) Pembroke MBA student Alexa Roscoe (2014) has been announced as the inaugural winner of the Robert Davies Memorial Essay Contest, winning the £15,000 top prize with her response to the challenge: ... Read more > Easter Humanities Conference The Pembroke Easter Humanities Conference found itself in a new, and historic location this year. Toynbee Hall, 19th century home of the university settlement movement, once more hosted... Read more > Events view all view 27 Apr Challenges Facing American... Oxford University Humanitas Visiting Professor John McLaughlin discusses issues... 27 Apr 2015, 05:00pm view 5 May Citi Research/Pembroke College... Citi Research and Pembroke College, Oxford are Proud to Present: Women as... 5 May 2015, 05:30pm Pembroke's Fellows & Academics The Fellows are the College's trustees and academic Fellows are leading researchers, most of whom also teach undergraduates. They are supported by a team of lecturers and junior academic staff. Meet Pembroke's Academics The Pembroke JCR Art Fund Collection Founded in 1947 by Anthony Emery, a mature undergraduate, on his return from WW2 to provide the JCR with good modern pictures, as well as a measure of patronage for modern painters of promise yet to achieve fame. Read More Pembroke in World War 1 In commemoration of the centenary of the outbreak of WWI, we have created these pages to share information about the war's impact on Pembroke College. Read More Johnson and Shakespeare: 2015 Conference The publication of Samuel Johnson’s edition of Shakespeare on 10 October 1765 was an important event in his own life and in the history of the editing of Shakespeare. This conference, held at Johnson's college, Pembroke College, Oxford, will invite perspectives from Shakespearians and Johnsonians... Read More Living at Pembroke Pembroke provides accommodation for all undergradutes for three years, and for almost half our graduates. Find out more about rooms, rents and catering... 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