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One of the great things about Lincoln is the chance to step outside the classroom and learn alongside people with differ...
03/06/2026

One of the great things about Lincoln is the chance to step outside the classroom and learn alongside people with different interests and perspectives.

Fourteen Fellows, students and friends of the College joined Lincoln Fellow Rebecca Menmuir and Chaplain Jonny Torrance for a day-long pilgrimage from Eynsham to Oxford, sharing readings from Chaucer, Tolkien, Wordsworth and T.S. Eliot along the way.

The group visited the site of the lost Abbey of Eynsham, picnicked among the ruins of Godstow Abbey and stopped at St Frideswide's Treacle Well in Binsey, which is dedicated to the patron saint of Oxford and the University, before returning to Lincoln for Evensong in Chapel.

(And yes, the Eynsham toll bridge still charges a hefty 5p.)

02/06/2026

"Why did you choose Lincoln?"

With our now officially less than a month away, we asked some of our community about their first experiences with the College and why they chose to make it their home. 💙

ℹ️ Want to see Lincoln for yourself? Go to https://lincoln.ox.ac.uk/study-here/open-days/ for more information about our Open Days on the 1st and 2nd of July!

Happy Pride Month!We're committed to including and uplifting all members of our wonderful community, both during this mo...
01/06/2026

Happy Pride Month!

We're committed to including and uplifting all members of our wonderful community, both during this month and always.

We'll be flying the flag all month and have several events planned - keep an eye on updates from the JCR and MCR for more information!

Lincoln congratulates DPhil candidate Maria Murad, who has been awarded an Early Career Visiting Fellowship from the Ins...
28/05/2026

Lincoln congratulates DPhil candidate Maria Murad, who has been awarded an Early Career Visiting Fellowship from the Institute of Historical Research.

In her new blog, Maria writes: “I am grateful to the Lincoln community for nurturing my interest in history, despite me being an anthropologist by training. This has led my doctoral research, a history of anthropology, to be in a much stronger position than it would have been otherwise.”

Maria also reflects on the encouragement and sense of belonging she found at Lincoln: “No place feels more like home to me outside of my hometown in Kentucky than Lincoln.”

The Fellowship will enable Maria to spend six months in residence at the Institute during the writing-up period of her dissertation, while gaining invaluable experience among scholars working across history and other disciplines.

Read the blog: https://ow.ly/1ALf50Z4Gh5

26/05/2026

For the new instalment in our 'Why Lincoln?' series, we spoke with Lucy, who studied English Literature with us. She explains how her Open Day experience helped her feel welcome in the Lincoln community and made her choose to apply 📖💙

To discover Lincoln for yourself, come and visit on one of our on the 1st and 2nd of July!

ℹ️https://lincoln.ox.ac.uk/study-here/open-days/

24/05/2026

Under the hottest sunshine of the year, Lincoln’s latest graduates walked out the front gates to their graduation ceremony, and into their next chapter. ☀️🎓

We’re so proud of everything you’ve achieved during your time here and can’t wait to see where life takes you next. Wherever that may be, you’ll always have a home at Lincoln and we look forward to welcoming you back as alumni. 💙

Warm welcome to Professor June Bam, Lincoln’s first AfOx Visiting Fellow. The one-year Fellowship supports outstanding A...
21/05/2026

Warm welcome to Professor June Bam, Lincoln’s first AfOx Visiting Fellow. The one-year Fellowship supports outstanding African researchers to collaborate with Oxford scholars and develop international networks.

An internationally recognised scholar of African history, Professor Bam’s work spans education, heritage, decolonial research and community partnership across South Africa and beyond. She is Director of the Centre for Education Rights and Transformation (University of Johannesburg) whose book, 'Ausi Told Me: Why Cape Herstoriographies Matter', was the 2023 joint winner of South Africa's National Institute of the Humanities and Social Sciences Best Non-fiction Monograph Award.

Read more: https://ow.ly/qLpw50Z2yXK

19/05/2026

What surprised you about Oxford?

With our Open Days coming up in just over a month, we asked our students to reflect on their expectations of Oxford and how these compared to their time here.

See at the end for details about our Open Days on the 1st and 2nd of July!

Best of luck to all those taking finals in the next few weeks! Remember to breathe and trust all of the hard work that h...
18/05/2026

Best of luck to all those taking finals in the next few weeks! Remember to breathe and trust all of the hard work that has gotten you here. We're all behind you! 💙

15/05/2026

Yesterday was our annual celebration of Ascension Day, one of the real highlights of the Lincoln year. Bringing together students, Fellows, staff, alumni, the local community, and even our neighbours and friendly rivals from Brasenose, it’s a day unlike any other.

From the beating of the bounds to the Ivy Ale and the pennies thrown from the tower, our much-loved traditions were carried out with great enthusiasm.

Thank you to everyone who took part and shared this special day with us!💙

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