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Former United Nations Secretary-General and Fellow of Kellogg College, Ban Ki-moon gives the College's inaugural Human Rights Lecture.

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Kellogg College Giving Day 2024 - one month to go!

In this public seminar, the Global Centre on Healthcare and Urbanisation (GCHU) ask how can cars, public transport, and active transport work together? Do current transport policies reduce, or increase inequalities in cities? We expect a lively debate from a range of perspectives about the options facing cities today, including transport poverty, healthy urbanism, and climate change. Speakers: ...

We celebrated International Women's Day 2024 with a panel discussion called ‘Women's Football - The Story So Far’ We have brought together an amazing group of women involved in Football in Oxford University, and in the wider Community. Facilitator: Morgan Mitchell: Morgan is a DPhil student, scientist, and Ex-captain of the University of Nottingham Women's Football team. She is part of a public...

Learn about Net Zero from the perspectives of the people working to bring it about. From the worlds of science, research, international and local policy, and what they can learn from each other. Kellogg College Talk, 14 February 2024.

Watch the recording of our Hilary term 2024 GCHU Seminar, focusing on what relevance COP now has at an international, national, and local level.

This seminar focused on Health & Wellbeing Centres as integrated healthcare services. These centres often combine health and social care services, public health practice, and other areas of social policy areas with a place-based focus to promote wellbeing in local communities. We invited four speakers to share their perspectives on “How can community wellbeing be supported in the neighbourhood?...

Courtly Mediators: Transcultural Objects between Renaissance Italy and the Islamic World The 2023 Arts Lecture saw the launch of Kellogg Arts Fellow Leah Clark’s latest book, 'Courtly Mediators: Transcultural Objects between Renaissance Italy and the Islamic World'. In 'Courtly Mediators', Leah R. Clark investigates the exchange of a range of materials and objects, including metalware, ceramic ...

When Will We Be Free? Scenes from a Historical Memoir on Colonialism and Freedom Simukai Chigudu previews a chapter from the book he is currently writing, When Will We Be Free? Living in the Shadow of Empire and the Struggle for Decolonisation. The book is a work of literary nonfiction that combines memoir, political history and cultural criticism. Chigudu interweaves his personal and family st...

As the GCHU launches its European-funded “ENACT 15-minute city” research project, we invited four speakers connected with ENACT, to pitch their perspectives on “15-minute cities: Can they work for everyone?” The speakers gave their views from practice, policy and research on the potentials and challenges of the 15-minute city concept. Speakers: Professor Tim Jones, Professor of Sustainable Urba...

Watch this film to find out more about our values and our commitment to lifelong learning at the University of Oxford.

As part of our Welcome Weeks programme of events Kellogg Sustainability Fellow Chris Pugh and 2023-24 MCR Green Rep Erin Rugland spoke to students about sustainability at Kellogg, and how they can get involved.

The 2023 Vincent Strudwick Lecture on Religion in Public Life 'Evil and the God of Love' was given by Rupert Shortt. Rupert Shortt is the author of nine books, including 'Rowan’s Rule: The Biography of the Archbishop' (2014) and 'The Hardest Problem: God, Evil and Suffering' (2022), both published by Hodder. He is currently a Research Associate at the Von Hugel Institute, University of Cambridg...

Guide to Kellogg Accommodation

The Blazing World: A New History of Revolutionary England

GCHU Seminar: Re-imagining our urban future

Giving Day: Thank you from our President

In Conversation with...Ringu Tulku Rinpoche

Anne McLaren Lecture 2023

Kellogg College Giving Day 2023

Kellogg Giving Day 2023: Save the date

GCHU seminar: Systems change: How can cities accelerate progress towards net zero?

LGBT Lecture 2023

GCHU seminar: Why Adapt our Homes to Rising Temperatures?

International Women's Day Lecture 2023

Bletchley Park Week 2023: Oxford's War: County, City, and University, 1939-45

Bletchley Park Week 2023: 'The Bletchley Park Codebreakers: In their own words'

Bletchley Park Week 2023: From Geographical Intelligence to Major Head Injuries