LMH DPhil student Martje Köppen has received the inaugural Early Career Researcher Award from the European Association of ...

For LMH, the partnership reflects our commitment to developing effective outreach and to understanding what works. It also ...

This summer, the LMH Chapel Choir took its annual tour to Spain. Based in Ávila, a small city west of Madrid, the choir ...

Can nonhumans — animals, rivers, etc. — bear witness? How does the ability to testify — to speak (up) for yourself — shape ...

Students will engage with the University of Oxford through two in-person visits and an 8–week programme of online activities ...

LMH students celebrated some exceptional academic results over the summer, with over 40% our Finalists achieving Firsts and ...

New research involving LMH academic Associate Professor Rui Ponte Costa has shed light on how the brain can learn from new experiences without interfering with what it has already learned. Published ...

Join us for a conversation with Professor Charles Tyler (UC Irvine School of Law) in the Monson Room to discuss ‘Political ...

Museums: What are they good for? The Ashmolean, since it opened its doors in 1683 as the world's first ever public museum, has informed and been informed by every development in museum scholarship, ...

Please join us in College on Saturday 19th September, to celebrate your time at LMH and reunite everyone who matriculated between 1997-2001. Before the evening celebrations, there will be afternoon ...

This three-week Academic Programme provides an engaging exploration of war, conflict, and peace through the study of International Relations (IR). It introduces participants to key theoretical ...

I undertook my undergraduate studies in Physics with Theoretical Physics at Imperial College London, before completing my DPhil in Theoretical Particle Physics in Oxford (St John's College). My work ...