21 January 2026
Beyond the Business Card: Strategic Networking
A practical, interactive virtual workshop (held on 21 and 27 January) designed to help you reframe networking as authentic relationship-building, grounded in curiosity, contribution, and consistency.
27 January 2026
Scholars' Library: Maya Shankar on 'The Other Side of Change'
In our January event, Dr Maya Shankar (Connecticut & New College 2007) will discuss her book The Other Side of Change - Who We Become When Life Makes Other Plans.
28 January 2026
German Community Virtual Gathering with the Rhodes Trust
Join the German Rhodes Scholar community on Wednesday 28th January 2026 at 17:00-18:00 CET (16:00-17:00 GMT) for a virtual gathering hosted by Ms Dagmar Gaede (Germany & St Hilda's 1993).
04 February 2026
CV to Interview: Preparing for Your Next Role
Refine your CV and application approach with this practical workshop (held on 4 and 10 February). Learn what recruiters look for, how to present your experience clearly, and leave with a personalised action plan and greater confidence.
04 February 2026
AI in Education: Risks, Innovation and Morality
Join us as we discuss the topical issue of AI and its impact on education at all levels.
05 February 2026
Sector Connect: Environment
During this virtual event, we will explore emerging trends, pressing challenges, and future opportunities in the environmental field. Whether you are currently working in the environmental space or bring related experience from another sector, this informal gathering offers a valuable space to exchange ideas.
25 February 2026
Scholars' Library: Randal Pinkett on 'Campus CEO'
Join Dr Randal Pinkett as he discusses his book - 'The Campus CEO' - that walks any would-be entrepreneur through all the necessary steps to launching a profitable, campus-based business, while simultaneously achieving academic success
11 March 2026
Your Personal Brand and Professional Identity
This interactive virtual workshop aims to help participants understand, shape, and communicate their professional identity with clarity and intention. You’ll explore your values, strengths, and purpose, craft an authentic identity statement, and identify practical steps to align how you’re perceived with the impact you want to make. Choose one of the two available dates under the Workshop Dates tab on the Booking site.
26 March 2026
Scholars' Library: Jonathan Tepper on 'Shooting Up'
In our March event, Jonathan Tepper (North Carolina & Christ Church 1998) will discuss his memoir of love, loss and addiction, Shooting Up.
20 October 2025
on Black poppies (& Other seeds) Exhibition Launch, Rhodes House
Join us at Rhodes House for the opening of our Artist in Residence Rebecca Korang's exhibition on Black poppies (& Other seeds).
09 October 2025
Science@Rhodes - Reception and Commemorative Lecture
Join us for a special evening celebrating the place of science in the Rhodes community and our partnership with Schmidt Science Fellows as we commemorate the seminal 1931 lecture given by Albert Einstein in Rhodes House.
27 September 2025
AARS Bon Voyage 2025
The Association for American Rhodes Scholars will host its annual Bon Voyage dinner in Washington, D.C., on Saturday 27 September 2025.
27 September 2025
Canadian Sailing Dinner 2025
The Canadian Association of Rhodes Scholars (CARS) is pleased to invite the Canadian Rhodes community to help welcome the 2025 Canadian Rhodes Scholars-elect as they head off to Oxford.
19 September 2025
Oxford Alumni Weekend Scholar Dinner
To kick off the University of Oxford's annual Meeting Minds programme join us at Rhodes House for a reception and dinner on 19 September, hosted by the Warden, Sir Rick Trainor (Rhode Island & Merton 1970).
18 September 2025
Entrepreneurship Evening
Join us for an evening of entrepreneurial connection in London! Hosted by the Rhodes Trust and firstminute capital, we look forward to bringing our communities together for a panel discussion and networking reception.
16 September 2025
Scholars' Library: Brian Wong on 'Moral Debt'
Join Brian Wong as he discusses his book, in the face of historical injustices such as war, colonialism, slavery, and genocides, aims to establish that descendants of victims inherit claims to reparation by which they can hold inheritors of perpetrators responsible for discharging.
14 September 2025
Oxford Open Doors 2025
Visit Rhodes House and explore the exhibitions in our art gallery, join a guided tour or stroll through the beautiful gardens.
10 September 2025
Rhodes Trust Oral History Project Celebration
We invite you to join us for a virtual conversation to celebrate the exciting launch of the Rhodes Trust Oral History Project, a special initiative celebrating the voices and stories of Rhodes Scholars.