Join the Europeanist Society, the Ukrainian Society and Lincoln College for a fireside chat with Kateryna Yushchenko, moderated Dr Jody Laporte. The event will feature a moderated discussion on Yushchenko´s experiences serving as First Lady of Ukraine, legacies of the Orange Revolution and contemporary efforts to support and plan the reconstruction of Ukraine.

This study examines China’s multi-tiered and diverse approaches to global governance reform through four interrelated analytical moves. First, it reconceptualizes the architecture of global governance and distinguishes among power, ideology, and governance solutions. Second, it theorizes a ‘reform methodology’ grounded in China’s domestic experience with reform and opening-up. Third, it explores the socio-political mechanisms that underpin the construction of China’s global governance solutions, with particular attention to deliberation within policy circles.

We invite you to join us at Somerville College for this one-day conference dedicated to the ideas and influence of all the Mills: John Stuart Mill, James Mill, Harriet Taylor Mill and Helen Taylor.

The Sheldonian Series is a new termly event convened by the Vice-Chancellor aimed to promote discussions about the big issues of the day, informed by our commitment to free and inclusive speech, diversity of thought and the vibrant exchange of ideas. This event is open to all students and staff, and will feature scholars and voices from a range of fields and viewpoints. The next event will explore ‘Truth’. Join the Vice-Chancellor at 5.30pm-6.45pm on Tuesday 13 May to hear from panellists debating the limits and challenges to truth today, followed by audience Q&A.

The College has recently established the Margaret MacMillan North American Distinguished Visiting Lectureship.

It has been set up on a permanent basis to honour Professor Margaret MacMillan for all that she did for the College as Warden, around a subject that she is passionate about: North American Studies.

On October 7, 2023, Palestinian armed groups, chiefly Hamas's armed wing, breached the fence around the Gaza strip and launched attacks on Israeli territory. Over several hours, Palestinian fighters killed 1,269 people, mostly civilians, engaged in sexual violence and torture, and took 253 hostages. The same day, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared, “Israel is at war,” and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched air strikes and later a ground invasion of Gaza.