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In a convivial and yet inspiringly competitive atmosphere, students from all disciplines, undergraduate and postgraduate studies, were invited to present their work in the space of three minutes, aiming to convince the audience of the importance of their research.
Brickhouse Theatre Company, is delighted to announce its first major indoor production in three years. The Tony and Olivier-winning musical Follies, by James Goldman and Stephen Sondheim, will come to Robinson in October 2026.
Robinson, in collaboration with Somali Society, Pakistan Society, and MENA Society, hosted a special Ramadan Formal bringing together members of the University community.
We are delighted to announce the winners of the Robinson College Sykes Prize 2026. As was the case in previous years, the entries were of an extremely high standard, all displaying different imaginative and formal qualities.
Events
20
Mar
22
Mar
- All
Drawing out the connections between medieval and modern English music, this thrilling concert presents Vaughan Williams’ much-loved Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis, a fascinating, beautiful and little-known ‘music of the spheres’ by William Byrd contemporary ‘Mr Picforth’ (his only extant work), and Jeremy Thurlow’s new Cello Concerto Four places of the soul.
24
Mar
- All
Drawing out the connections between medieval and modern English music, this thrilling concert presents Vaughan Williams’ much-loved Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis, a fascinating, beautiful and little-known ‘music of the spheres’ by William Byrd contemporary ‘Mr Picforth’ (his only extant work), and Jeremy Thurlow’s new Cello Concerto Four places of the soul.
28
Mar
- Alumni
Robinson's March Reunion Dinner will be held on Saturday, 28 March 2025. This special event will celebrate Robinsonians who matriculated in 1981, 1991, 2001, and 2011. The March Reunion is also open to alumni from all other matriculation years.