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Exeter College Emeritus Fellow publishes What Is Free Speech?

Exeter College Emeritus Fellow in History, Professor Fara Dabhoiwala, has published his latest work, What Is Free Speech? The History of a Dangerous Idea

Artwork by Saskatchewan Indigenous artists donated to Exeter College

Indigenous leaders from Saskatchewan visited Exeter College and donated pieces of Indigenous art for display in the Saskatchewan Room.

Exeter alumnus's latest novel set for feature film adaptation

Exeter College alumnus, Keiran Goddard (2002, English) is set to have his latest novel 'I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning' adapted as a feature film.

Exeter College alumna Hannah Yip co-edits ground-breaking volume on early modern loneliness

Canon Hugh Wybrew shares memories of Exeter then

Dr Erica Feild-Marchello launches new research project, Arabic in Spanish

Exonian Anuj Mishra wins Philip Geddes Memorial Prize for journalism

Visiting Fellow Professor Kristen Poole publishes Philip Pullman and the Historical Imagination

Visiting Fellow Professor Kristen Poole publishes Philip Pullman and the Historical Imagination ...

Debut novel by Exeter alumna explores 1920s Oxford through the eyes of its first female students

Joanna Miller's (1987, English) debut novel, The Eights, will be published on 3 April....

Rector Dr Andrew Roe reflects on Oxford life and Hilary Term 2025

Rector Roe looks back at joyful events in Hilary Term....

Exeter students take part in Vice-Chancellor’s Climate Colloquium

Twenty Exeter students took part in a colloquium throughout Hilary Term, exploring the causes, ...