Calendar of Events

Our calendar of events taking place at Rhodes House, Oxford, and around the world. Scholars in Residence, Alumni and the general public are very welcome to attend. Events are listed so it is clear which audience they apply to.

Beyond the Business Card: Strategic Networking

Scholars Only

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.

Scholars' Library: Maya Shankar on 'The Other Side of Change'

Open to All

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.

CV to Interview: Preparing for Your Next Role

Scholars Only

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.

AI in Education: Risks, Innovation and Morality

Open to All

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.

Sector Connect: Environment

Scholars Only

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.

Scholars' Library: Randal Pinkett on 'Campus CEO'

Open to All

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

Your Personal Brand and Professional Identity

Scholars Only

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.

Scholars' Library: Jonathan Tepper on 'Shooting Up'

Open to All

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.

1976 Class Reunion

Scholars Only

19 June 2026

1976 Class Reunion

The Class of 1976 is cordially invited to join us at Rhodes House to celebrate your 50th Anniversary!

Rhodes Forum on Technology & Society 2024

Open to All

02 November 2024

Rhodes Forum on Technology & Society 2024

There are a multitude of reasons to be optimistic about the future; the third annual Rhodes Forum on Technology & Society will bring together visionaries from the realms of science, technology, arts, and social innovation to discuss ground-breaking developments that paint a hopeful picture of tomorrow. Join us at Rhodes House or online on 2 November.

Film Screening: Paving the Way - Pavilion Maxwell Alexandre

Open to All

30 October 2024

Film Screening: Paving the Way - Pavilion Maxwell Alexandre

Join us for a film screening and discussion with director Sylvia Morgado de Queiroz on diversifying audiences in museums and galleries

2024 Philadelphia Scholar Reception

Scholars Only

23 October 2024

2024 Philadelphia Scholar Reception

You are warmly invited to join the Rhodes community for informal drinks and hors d'oeuvres in Philadelphia. Spouses and partners welcome.

Sector Connect: Government and the Public Sector (1:00 pm PT/4:00 pm ET)

Scholars Only

17 October 2024

Sector Connect: Government and the Public Sector (1:00 pm PT/4:00 pm ET)

Join us for a timely panel discussion featuring Tom McMillen (Maryland & University 1974) and David Vitter (Louisiana & Magdalen 1983) on trends and challenges in government. This conversation will be followed by networking breakouts for Rhodes Scholars in government and public service.

Scholars' Library: Jasmine Brown on 'Twice as Hard'

Open to All

17 October 2024

Scholars' Library: Jasmine Brown on 'Twice as Hard'

For our October event, Jasmine Brown (Missouri & Hertford 2018) will discuss her book Twice as Hard: The Stories of Black Women Who Fought to Become Physicians, from the Civil War to the Twenty-First Century.

Sector Connect: Government and the Public Sector (09:00 UK time)

Scholars Only

10 October 2024

Sector Connect: Government and the Public Sector (09:00 UK time)

Join us for Sector Connect on Government and the Public Sector on Thursday, 10 October at 09:00 (UK Time), 10:00am (SAST), 1:30pm (IST), 6:00pm (AEST), 09:00pm (NZST)

Canadian Sailing Dinner 2024

Alumni Association Event

28 September 2024

Canadian Sailing Dinner 2024

The 2024 Canadian Sailing Dinner will take place on Saturday, September 28 in Ottawa.

AARS Bon Voyage 2024

Alumni Association Event

28 September 2024

AARS Bon Voyage 2024

The 2024 AARS Bon Voyage Weekend Reception and Dinner will take place on Saturday, September 28 at the Army-Navy Club in Washington, DC. Tickets are now sold out.

Scholars' Library: Monica Youn on 'From From'

Open to All

18 September 2024

Scholars' Library: Monica Youn on 'From From'

Monica Youn (Texas & University 1993) is the author of four poetry collections, most recently "From From" (Graywolf Press 2023), which was awarded the Anisfield-Wolf Award and was a New York Times Notable Book and Best Poetry Book of 2023.