Deep in Suriname’s rainforest, gold mining is more than a source of income – it shapes livelihoods, communities and even the environment around them. Héla Azib (2026, MPhil, International Development) ...

This past Thursday, LMH PPEists had the opportunity to visit the MINI Plant Oxford, for an insightful tour of the whole ...

To mark the 10-year anniversary of the first LMH Foundation Year students arriving in College, we look back at the programme ...

LMH have launched The Wayfinder Programme, to assess whether sustained contact with individual prospective students is a more ...

In her recent book, Finding My Way, Malala Yousafzai (2017, PPE), recalls arriving at LMH with little sense of who she was or wanted to be – despite already being famous worldwide for her fearless ...

LMH postgraduate researcher Georgia Moore (2025, MPhil Law) has spent the past year examining people who search for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on the dark web, challenging assumptions about ...

LMH students Robin Wopalenski (2023, MPhys Physics) and Kiefer Lim Yi Heng (2023, MPhys Physics) helped their team to second place in the UK and Ireland round of the international physics competition ...

LMH’s Sophia Andresen (2025, DPhil Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation) has been selected for the highly competitive Europaeum Scholars Programme. She joins a small cohort of doctoral ...

LMH’s Chapel has been reimagined as an exhibition space for this year’s annual Fine Art show, 'Under the Blanket of Spring', as six second-year students present work inspired by the season and the ...

LMH’s Nathaniel Read (2023, Classics) has launched The Radcliffe, Oxford’s first and only business magazine for students. The careers-focused publication covers sectors including energy and law ...

LMH student and internationally exhibited artist Maliha Abidi (2025, Master of Fine Art) has premiered her latest animation, The Joy of You, at London’s Outernet. This marks her fourth collaboration ...