Regent's Park College, Oxford

01/06/2026

Join us at the Schwarzman Centre for Humanities this Thursday 4 June, for a conversation on theology, science, and the environment where Dr Tim Middleton will celebrate the second launch of his recent book, Witnessing a Wounded World 💬

He will be in conversation with Dr Stefan Skrimshire (Theology and Religious Studies, University of Leeds), discussing the book’s exploration of theology’s relationship with science, nature, and the environment.

✨ No booking required — all are welcome. We hope to see you there!

https://www.torch.ox.ac.uk/event/witnessing-a-wounded-world-a-theology-of-ecological-trauma-book-launch

29/05/2026

Regent’s new baby grand piano arrived today 🥹

Thank you so much Corpus Christi for passing this beautiful instrument on to us. We promise to take very good care of it 💙

She will have a temporary home in Helwys Hall before we purchase a new grand this summer, and move this baby to live in The Chapel!

28/05/2026

THE ALUMNI BBQ IS BACK ☀️

Regent’s Park College. Good food. Good people. Ridiculously good weather.

Learn more and book your tickets on the Regent’s website 🎟️

https://www.rpc.ox.ac.uk/events/

26/05/2026

HUGE congratulations and very best of luck to both the women’s and men’s crews for Summer VIIIs Regent's Park College Boat Club ✨

We’re extremely proud and super excited that both crews have qualified this year and will be racing later this week. Wishing them all the very best of luck 🍀

24/05/2026

🌟 This Wednesday evening, Oxford Fashion Society x Cuntry Living Zine present 🌟

LI LEBNAN: A Black Tie Charity Fashion Show
at Regent's Park College

Join us for an evening of fashion, music, and fundraising in support of the Lebanese Red Cross.

🗓 Wednesday 27th May
🕖 7:00pm - 1030pm
🎟️ https://tbc.xyz/event/li-lebnan-charity-fashion-show-for-lebanon-2382999636?s=0mM_Vg9nuGwm

Current Regent's student, Ebun, is the Director of Events for the Fashion Society and part of the team putting together this fantastic event.

22/05/2026

Huge congratulations to Dr Katrin Wilhelm, Regent's Tutorial Fellow in Geography, who was recently awarded a Certificate of Recognition for her brilliant work on the Lab-In-Your-Pocket project and her contributions to supporting young people's mental health 👏

Dr Wilhelm has helped pioneer new ways of using mobile technologies to engage young people with heritage, public space and the environment - enabling participants to explore, investigate and co-create knowledge through digital tools. Her work continues to make a meaningful impact both within and beyond the University community. This is truly well-deserved recognition!

19/05/2026

Fellow Emerita Dr Lynn Robson will be a keynote speaker at ‘Reading the Signs: the meanings of medieval and Renaissance objects, symbols and tokens’ next Friday at Kellogg College, Oxford, as part of the 2026 Oxford Festival of the Arts!

The conference explores the role of symbols, objects, and visual culture in medieval and Renaissance society ✨

📅 Friday 29 May
📍 The Hub, Kellogg College
🎟️ Book now: https://www.kellogg.ox.ac.uk/events/academic-conference-reading-the-signs/

18/05/2026

We’re delighted to congratulate Dr Tim Middleton, Tutorial Fellow in Theology at Regent’s, who is part of the team behind The Elisha Project, a new national initiative that has recently been awarded funding through the ECLAS programme at Durham University.

Running from January 2027 to January 2028, the project will help resource and empower a new generation of environmental theology educators across the UK through conferences, mentoring, webinars, and collaborative learning.

Read the full story on the College website 🔗 https://www.rpc.ox.ac.uk/dr-tim-middletons-team-awarded-uclas-funding-for-the-elisha-project/

We're looking forward to seeing the project take shape early next year! 👏

Dr Tim Middleton, Regent’s Tutorial Fellow in Theology, Director of the Centre for Baptist Studies, and Director of the Visiting Student Programme, is part of a team at the Theological Colleges Environment Network (TCEN) to have been awarded funding by the ECLAS programme at Durham University.

14/05/2026

What happens when we bring nature into one of the most controlled spaces in healthcare?

Dr Katrin Wilhelm, Tutorial Fellow in Geography, recently led on a project to find out. This study highlights the profound impact nature can have in secure mental health settings for young people. From bees and flowers to therapeutic gardening, the project asks how healthcare spaces might better support both ecological and human flourishing.

Proud to share this important work by Dr Wilhelm and collaborators at the University of Oxford and Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust 🌿

Read more:

Dr Katrin Wilhelm, Regent’s Tutorial Fellow in Geography, is a Senior Researcher in Environmental Science, Heritage and Wellbeing working across the Department of Psychiatry and the School of Geography and the Environment. Katrin recently contributed to new research exploring how biodiverse green ...

13/05/2026

This time, is defining Final Fling ✨

There are only a few remaining tickets for the 2026 Fling: One Upon a Silver Screen - your last chance to be at the best (we’re biased) Oxford Ball this summer!

https://bookoxex.com/Go/FinalFling2026