Keble MCR social life

The vibrant community of graduate students are the beating heart to college life. All year round, through term and non-term time, the MCR organizes events that coalesce ideas, histories, cultures, traditions and interests to generate a well packed calendar.  

All events for the term will be advertised in a ‘Term Card’ prior to Week 1. However, the best way to keep track of these events is by following the Google Calendar (ICal) 

The Social Team is a coalition of two offices within the MCR Committee, namely, the Social Secretaries and the Arts & Culture Offices. The events are designed to be as inclusive as possible, catering to the broad interests of the college members. The idea is to ensure that there is something for everyone that is at the very least, interesting.

The team is always looking for unique ideas for events that will keep the community engaged and inspired. At present, the members of the Keble MCR can look forward to events ranging from weekly Game of Thrones screenings, a themed Big Open Party (BOP), cultural celebrations, musical theatre nights, Salsa dance nights, bi-weekly scholarly discussions and reading groups.  

If you would like to be a part of the organizing of these events, and contribute your time and abilities, feel free to get in touch with the team.

Keble MCR HT26 Social Calendar

Keble MCR Social Team

Yusra Babar and André Veiga

Social Secretaries

Karolina Korgul

Black Tie Dinner Officer

Rebecca Weir

Exchange Dinner Officer

Flaviana Craznic

Selwyn Exchange Officer

2024 Keble Selwyn Exchange

On March 1st, 2024 Keble College buzzed with excitement as the MCR Selwyn Exchange Officer welcomed 35 students from Selwyn College, Cambridge. Keble’s Warden welcomed Selwyn students at the pre-dinner welcome event; right after, the students were off on a tour of the city and Keble College. The day ended with a formal dinner held in Keble Hall and a post-dinner social.

Two weeks later, on March 15th, it was Selwyn’s turn to host. Keblers were greeted with a beautiful, sunny day and a warm welcome to their sister College. As the day went on, Keblers toured the city and the College and then the 35 Keblers made their way to the formal dinner at Selwyn. The exchange ended with a bop, lots of memories, and new friendships.