Welcome to the official LMH page.
13/08/2026
Congratulations to everyone who will be joining us in October after getting their A-Level results today! 🎊
Many wonderful people have called this place “home.” Now you will, too.
Say hello and let us know what you’ll be studying in the comments! ⬇️
10/08/2026
Who would you like to see on the walls of LMH? 🖼️
'Portraits of LMH' is an evolving exhibition of portraits displayed in the College’s Deneke Corridor. Together, the portraits tell a story about the people who have shaped the life and character of the College or made their mark in the wider world.
As we approach the College’s 150th Anniversary in 2028-29, we are expanding the exhibition to include a broader range of individuals connected to LMH. This next stage reflects an intention to represent more fully the many different ways people contribute to the College community.
Find out more and submit your nomination for a portrait here: www.lmh.ox.ac.uk/portraits-lmh-who-will-you-nominate đź”—
Nominations will close at 5pm on Friday 23 October 2026.
What can we learn from the oldest college magazine at the University of Oxford? đź’
Isaac Lethbridge (2022, History) explores what The Daisy (1890-1891) tells us about the early generations of women at the University, and how the magazine ensured that LMH’s earliest student voices would endure in the historical record.
You can read more about The Daisy and its history in this year’s LMH News, which is out now (to read online, go to bit.ly/LMHNewsIssue9 🔗)
31/07/2026
Taking a look back at our Summer Garden Party ⏪
At the end of June, we brought together friends of LMH for an afternoon of speeches, refreshments and entertainment as we celebrated the launch of our anniversary fundraising campaign, LMH150: Thinking for the Future.
Thank you to all who have generously supported the campaign so far!
If you would like to find out more about LMH150: Thinking for the Future, go to www.lmh.ox.ac.uk/150 đź”—
30/07/2026
🗞️ 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 international physics competition PLANCKS, before securing third place at the international final in Eindhoven.
“The opportunity to travel, meet other students from around the world, compete in PLANCKS and prove yourself is very special,” Robin said. “Without the College’s support, we wouldn’t have gone to the final.”
To read more, go to www.lmh.ox.ac.uk/news/lmh-physicists-take-third-place-international-plancks-final đź”—
Such a lovely moment 🥹
Lots of proud faces have been filling the Sheldonian Theatre recently!
28/07/2026
What a day 🤩
Congratulations to all of today’s graduates 🎓 We hope you’re enjoying your well-deserved celebrations!
27/07/2026
Some sunny snaps from this morning 📸
Do you know your soft cap from your mortarboard? Or your bell sleeve from your embroidered sleeve? 🤔
With peak graduation season upon us, John and Inny from Shepherd & Woodward take you through the correct academic dress for your upcoming degree ceremony at Oxford 🧑‍🎓
24/07/2026
🗞️ LMH’s Yvette Young (2024, Jurisprudence) and Syed Adil (2024, MSc Taxation) were part of the Oxford team that finished runners-up in the Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Competition Law Moot.
The team of three, which also included Sum Lau, a Visiting Student at St Catherine’s College, was one of 45 teams from around the world to enter the competition. After submitting written memorials, Oxford qualified for the oral rounds as the only UK team among the top 12.
For Yvette and Syed, the result marks a strong international showing, and a successful end to six months of research, writing and practice alongside tutorials, exams and training contract applications.
To read more, go to www.lmh.ox.ac.uk/news/lmh-students-take-runners-place-international-law-moot đź”—