Rhodes Scholar Video Wall

Rhodes Ahead: Nick Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn interview

Our fifth Rhodes Ahead video features the Warden in conversation with Nick Kristof (Oregon & Magdalen 1981) and his wife, Sheryl WuDunn. They have been looking at what determines societal outcomes, and a powerful written account appeared recently in The New York Times, adapted from their recent book Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope.

Bram Fischer Memorial Lecture 2019

This year, Professor Stephen Clingman, Distinguished Professor of English at the University of Massachusetts and Bram Fischer's biographer spoke at our memorial lecture. His lecture was titled 'Bram Fischer in our Times'. This lecture was live streamed to Johannesburg for the first time.

Rhodes Ahead: Professor Sandy Fredman & Nomfundo Ramalekana Interview

Rhodes Ahead is our thought leadership series from the Rhodes community. Our fourth interview is with Sandy Fredman (South Africa-at-Large & Wadham 1979) and Nomfundo Ramalekana (South Africa-at-Large & Lady Margaret Hall 2015). They discuss the creation of the Oxford Human Rights Hub, the opportunities it has created for its contributors and the changes it has made in the real world.

Yotam Vaknin: Rhodes Profile (Israel & University 2018)

In this interview Yotam Vaknin (Israel & Univeristy 2018) describes the wide range of Oxford courses you can choose from when studying on a Rhodes Scholarship. You can study subjects you never thought you would have the opportunity to explore.

Rob Ferritto: Rhodes Profile (Western Australia & Green Templeton 2018)

Rob is studying for an MPhil in Water Science, Policy and Management. He discusses how inspiring his fellow Rhodes Scholars have been to his motivation to stand up for the world.

Emilie McDonnell: Rhodes Profile (Tasmania & University 2016)

Emilie McDonnell explains why she wanted to expand her knowledge on Human Rights Law by coming to Oxford to pursue her DPhil.

Russell Bogue: Rhodes Scholar Research in 60 Seconds

Russell Bogue (Connecticut & Balliol 2016) is reading Political Theory at the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford. His research focuses on why privacy is important to a healthy democracy.

Interview with Justice Edwin Cameron

Justice Edwin Cameron (South Africa-at-Large & Keble 1976) is Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, an Honorary Master of the Bench of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, and well known HIV/AIDS and gay rights activist. In this video, he discusses his journey as a proudly gay man, and highlights the importance of inclusivity, respect and understanding for the wider LGBTQ community in Oxford and beyond.

Bram Fischer Memorial Lecture 2018

This year, we welcomed Mr Pravin Jamnadas Gordhan to speak at our Bram Fischer Memorial Lecture 2018. His lecture was titled ‘Principled Activism for Social Justice in a Troubled World’.