Editorial Board
St Anne's Academic Review is run by graduate students and alumni of the College.
Read on to find out more about their research and personal interests.
Read on to find out more about their research and personal interests.
YE-YE XUEditor-in-ChiefYe-Ye is a Scottish-Chinese linguist and teacher. She loves words for being the kernels of human expression, and loves equally teaching them to fresh ears. She completed her PGCE in European Language with Mandarin in 2021 and will commence an MPhil in Linguistics to develop ideas for her teaching in future. A long-standing musician, Ye-Ye previously worked for the Royal Philharmonic Society and helped to establish the charities El Sistema France, Alsace, and Nevis Ensemble, Scotland’s Street Orchestra. She holds an LL.B. with European Legal Studies from King’s College London and the University of Strasbourg. Her studies at Oxford are supported generously by the Hockerill Educational Foundation and anonymous donors. She has been appointed Junior Dean of Pembroke College from 2021 to 2023.
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DANIEL MERCIECAProductionDaniel is a filmmaker who graduated from St. Anne's in 2019 with an MSt. in Film Aesthetics. He also holds a BA in English Literature from Durham University, where he headed-up a licenced student cinema. While at Oxford, Daniel played lots of touch rugby and founded Spark Reviews for STAAR, which he has enjoyed overseeing for over two years. He is now working across Film and Television as a Runner/Researcher and has most recently worked on Series 21 of the BBC's Escape to the Country, as well as on Sky's forthcoming original film, The Colour Room. Daniel loves all forms of storytelling and aspires to work with writers as a Script Editor on High-End TV Dramas.
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TRISEVGENI BILIAHumanities EditorTrisevgeni holds a BA in Philology (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens), an MA in English Literature (Royal Holloway, University of London), and an MSt in Comparative Literature and Critical Translation (St Anne’s College, University of Oxford). She has now started a DPhil in Modern Greek at Oxford and her academic interests concern modernism in Modern Greek, English and Irish literature, comparative literature, as well as translation studies. For her doctoral research, she is examining James Joyce’s presence in the Greek literary space with a focus on Ulysses.
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