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Finding Home at Oxford: What Kellogg gave me beyond the degree

Ovith Thiyagalingam, a Master of Public Policy alum from the Blavatnik School of Government at Oxford and a Canadian federal civil servant, shares reflections from his time at Kellogg College. In this blog, he explores how Kellogg became more than just a college—it became a home.

My journey to Oxford from life in a children's home

We spoke with new Kellogg student, Matt Taylor (MSt Creative Writing) about his journey to Oxford, from an upbringing in children's homes

Find out what it's like to be part of Kellogg's GCHU on a Micro-Internship

Laying the foundations for net-zero: An Environmental Ambassador’s reflections on Kellogg’s Beyond Gold Green Impact Award

Kellogg student Environmental Ambassador Manann discusses the sustainability work carried out by the Kellogg community that led to the College being awarded the Green Impact scheme's highest award.

"Avoidance": Chris Davies explores his family history in a new novel

Chris Davies tells us about the process of writing his new novel "Avoidance", based on the lives of his Victorian ancestors.

How a Kellogg Travel Grant helped me

DPhil student Siyang Zhou explains how she benefitted from a Kellogg College Travel Grant Award.

From English literature to the science of e-cigarettes

If you had told me when I was 15, or even 25, that I was going to end up as a scientist, I wouldn’t have believed you....

The digging goes on: Fantastic finds and community engagement at Hanwell Castle dig

Kellogg student Stephen Wass gives us an insight into his DPhil in History of Archaeology research and his work with the local community and beyond.