Green Templeton College

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Official account for Green Templeton College, University of Oxford. A graduate community with a focus on business and management, health, medicine and social sciences.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for Green Templeton's inaugural Garden Play! 🌿 Our sold-out performances of Shakespeare's 'As You Like It' transformed the college gardens into the Forest of Arden and have since received glowing reviews from Oxford's student press.🎭

Two performers in costume dance together during an outdoor performance of Shakespeare's As You Like It in Green Templeton College's gardens, while fellow cast members applaud in the background.Two performers in costume act out a scene from As You Like It on the college lawn, with one leaning towards the other as they talk beneath the summer sunshine.The cast of As You Like It walk through Green Templeton College's gardens during an open-air performance, with musicians visible in the background.The full cast of Green Templeton College's inaugural Garden Play stand hand in hand and raise their arms together at the end of a sold-out performance of Shakespeare's As You Like It.

📢 We're hiring a Domestic Bursar at Green Templeton College. This is a fantastic opportunity to join our Executive Management Group, shaping the college's future while leading operations, catering, accommodation and events. Find out more: gtc.ox.ac.uk/about/jobs/d...

Domestic Bursar - Green Templeton College

The Domestic Bursar is responsible for leading and managing the operational teams providing a wide variety of services to students, staff and fellows living or working in college as well as to alumni,...

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Poor sleep during hot nights isn't just frustrating. It can have far-reaching consequences. Research Fellow Laurence Wainwright explores why rising overnight temperatures matter and what disrupted sleep means for our health, wellbeing and the economy. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

June heatwave in UK led to ‘mass sleep deprivation’, poll suggests

Exclusive: Record temperatures fuelled by climate crisis left 86% of homes ‘too hot’ and many people feeling unwell

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The Radcliffe Observatory is having a conservation makeover... Behind the printed wrap is a complex network of poles and platforms, giving specialist teams access to every part of this remarkable building. Protecting one of Oxford's most iconic landmarks for generations to come.

The Radcliffe Observatory at Green Templeton College surrounded by scaffolding during restoration works. A printed wrap recreates the building's historic façade, with fencing and landscaping visible in the foreground beneath a bright blue sky.

📸 Congratulations to Sophia Hall (MSc Medical Anthropology, 2025), winner of the Green Templeton College 2026 Photography Competition! Thanks to all who entered and voted, helping unlock £1,000 during Community & Giving Week. 👏 🔗https://givingweek.gtc.ox.ac.uk

A winding gravel path leads through a lush garden filled with flowering plants, shrubs and mature trees. Purple blossoms hang from a wisteria-covered archway, while a black cat sits in the distance near a stone building partially hidden by foliage. Soft evening light and a blue sky with scattered clouds create a peaceful atmosphere.

South landscaping at the Radcliffe Observatory is now complete 🌿 A new shared space at the heart of the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, made possible by the Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation. Work continues on Phase 1, including a new East Wing entrance and step-free access.

Aerial photograph of Radcliffe Observatory and completed worksNew bench in situLandscaped lawns and level accessRadcliffe Observatory

Congratulations to Julietta Camahort (MSc Financial Economics, 2025), Louis Corrigan (Clinical Medicine, 2024) and Julian Schoeberl (MSc Modelling for Global Health, 2025) who will represent Oxford this weekend in the Boat Race. Best of luck to them and the Dark Blues 💙

Julietta CamahortLouis CorriganJulian Schoeberl

🦴🦖Major archaeological discovery at the Radcliffe Observatory 🦴🦖 This week, contractors uncovered what appear to be dinosaur bones. Initial assessments suggest the remains could belong to a previously unknown species, tentatively named Green Templetonosaurus.

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When the researcher becomes the patient. Research Fellow Karl Smith Byrne reflects on tackling cancer both professionally and personally in The Times Magazine and what it’s taught him about prevention and patient-centred science. Read more ↓ www.thetimes.com/uk/healthcar...

Cancer almost killed me. We’re treating this disease all wrong

Cancer specialist Karl Smith-Byrne almost died from the disease. He says the way investors, Big Pharma and government look at the cancer time bomb is all wrong

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At 04:00 on Saturday 14 February the John Radcliffe statue was moved to its new location. An important milestone in our landscaping project. Thank you to KingerleeLtd and Hadingham Kirk for their expertise and precision in handling such an important part of this project.