Paula Larsson

Paula is a DPhil candidate in the Faculty of History at the University of Oxford. Her research focuses on the history of public health policy in Canada and the experience of Indigenous Peoples and Immigrants.

Olivia Durand

Olivia is a DPhil candidate in the Faculty of History at the University of Oxford. She researches nineteenth century New Orleans and Odessa as multicultural port cities in expanding settler societies.

Waqas Mirza

Waqas is a DPhil candidate in French and English Literature at the University of Oxford. His research focuses on the representation of the mind and consciousness in the arts, bilingualism, poetry and Hip Hop.

Louis Morris

Louis is a DPhil student in history, researching 

identity and otherness in the Holy Roman Empire. A former president of Pembroke College MCR, he campaigns to promote inclusivity in graduate admissions.

Amelia Hart

Amelia is a third year undergraduate student in the Faculty of History at the University of Oxford, with particular interests in black history, the legacies of empire and national memory.

Jagoseni Mandal

Jagyoseni is a DPhil Candidate, studying the history of medicine. Her research focuses on infectious disease and medicinal practices in colonial India.

Lunan Zhao

Lunan studied as a visiting undergraduate student in English Literature at the University of Oxford. His research interests include postcolonial thinking, medical humanities, and transcultural studies.

Aisha Ryan

Aisha is an MPhil Development Studies candidate. She researches far-right political ideologies in Pakistan, and is broadly interested in how colonial histories shape development outcomes.

Cameron Scheijde

Cameron is reading for a Masters in African Studies at the University of Oxford. His research focuses on the social psychology of race, identity and higher education in South Africa. His thesis will explore “white fragility” on University campuses post-#RhodesMustFall.

Julie Partsch

Julie is a Master student reading African Studies at the University of Oxford. Her research focuses on gender and nationalism in subsaharan Africa as well as colonial legacies and continuities.

Malak Khalil

Malak is a final-year undergraduate reading English Language and Literature at the University of Oxford. She is interested in postcolonial and world literature studies,

in particular Anglophone

Arab writing.

Madeline White

Madeline is an MPhil student the History of Science, Medicine, and Technology. She is interested in the use of scientific language and theories on colonized places and populations.

Azania Patel

Azania is a Rhodes Scholar studying a Master's in Modern South Asian Studies. Her research investigates ideas of the self, othering, and narrative as a means of identity assertion, as well as urban legands and paranormal activities.

Callum Friend

Callum is a graduate student studying for an MPhil in political theory. He is an active member of ACORN, and works with the student group Oxford Worker Justice seeking to build solidarity between students and the university's most exploited workers

Scott Moynihan

DPhil student in the Faculty of History. Scott's research focuses on diplomacy between Christians and Muslims during the Crusades.

Hannah Theaker

Hannah is a Visiting Fellow at the Dickson Poon China Centre. Her research focuses on rebellion, religion and empire in late imperial China.