Josephine Butler College is thrilled to announce the launch of Holey Moley Magazine, a vibrant new publication dedicated to celebrating our College community. Led by Libby Fleming, and Anna Spurway, Holey Moley Magazine is a revival of the College's former publication, The Mound. Inspired by their time as Freps, Libby and Anna set out to reignite a publication that brings students together, fosters connections, and shares our community's stories.

On Thursday, November 14th, Josephine Butler College at Durham University will proudly host renowned historian and author Sarah C. Williams for a special event in the Saltwell Building 7.30pm to 9pm. Dr Williams will be presenting her new book, When Courage Calls: Josephine Butler and the Radical Pursuit of Justice for Women. This talk, co-hosted by the college’s Feminist Society, is a significant moment for the college community, as it celebrates the legacy of its namesake, Josephine Butler.

Ollie Payne, the celebrated goalkeeper for Great Britain’s men’s hockey team, has completed another significant chapter in his remarkable career at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Though the journey ended with a heart-wrenching defeat in the quarter-finals, Payne's achievements and dedication continue to inspire.

On June 17th, Howlands Hall of Josephine Butler College was adorned in the college colours as students, alumni, college staff, and members of the Senior Common Room gathered for the much-anticipated Colours Formal. The event served as a prestigious platform to honour the extraordinary efforts and achievements that define the vibrant spirit of the college community.

Durham University is delighted to announce Harriet Tebbs as the new Vice Principal of Josephine Butler College. Harriet began her new role in March 2024, bringing with her a wealth of experience, a passion for community building, and a deep connection to Durham University.

Josephine Butler College came together for a memorable Societies and Committees Formal, an event that showcased the incredible achievements of our college's dedicated societies, committees, and individuals. The evening, filled with anticipation and celebration, honoured those who have made significant contributions to the college community.

The Josephine Butler College community gathered on Monday, April 22nd night for the annual Sports Formal, a highlight of the year where teams and individuals are recognized for their achievements. It was an evening filled with celebration, camaraderie, and well-deserved awards.

Josephine Butler College is thrilled to announce its newest addition to the community, Jasper Turnbull, who will be serving as the Artist-in-Residence for the year 2024. Hailing from the vibrant city of Newcastle upon Tyne, Jasper brings with him a wealth of creativity and passion for the arts.

In a bid to strengthen ties with its extensive network of former students, Josephine Butler College proudly announces the appointment of Jenny Walker-Owen and Emily Crichlow as the Butler Alumni Development Interns. With a fresh perspective and boundless enthusiasm, the duo aims to invigorate alumni engagement, placing alumni ideas and contributions at the forefront of college initiatives.

Josephine Butler College has announced a major stride towards sustainability with the upcoming installation of Solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems over the coming months. This initiative seamlessly aligns with Durham University's ongoing commitment to address pressing environmental challenges and solidifies its position as a leader in global sustainability efforts.

Elizabeth Pease and her connection to Darlington.

Josephine Butler College extends an invitation to its alumni, urging them to be a guiding light for current students at a Careers Networking Dinner on Monday, 11th March 2024, starting at 6 pm. The event promises an evening of inspiration, knowledge-sharing, and the rekindling of the bonds.