St George's College

As semester 1 wraps up, here's a look back at some highlights from the past few months 💭

An evening of good company, great conversation, questionable dance moves and a touch of mystery 🕺🎭

RSD Ball delivered another unforgettable night, bringing together residents from across College Row for an evening of celebration, laughter and memories that will last far longer than our feet survived the dance floor💃🪩

Thank you to Residential Students' Department - RSD, UWA Student Guild for making this all happen!
📸Rohan from

Until next time ✨

We are proud to congratulate alumni Professor Timothy Davis AO (1973) and Dr Sean Stevens OAM (1988), who were recognised in the 2026 King's Birthday Honours in June for their outstanding contributions to medicine and healthcare 🎖

Professor Timothy Davis AO (1973) was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in the General Division for his distinguished service to medicine as a consultant physician, to clinical research into diabetes and infectious diseases, and to tertiary education. As a consultant endocrinologist and physician at Fremantle Hospital, Tim has dedicated more than 40 years to advancing research and continues to play an active role in advocacy. He was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Australian Diabetes Society in 2021, and his expertise has informed both Federal and State Government advisory committees.

Dr Sean Stevens OAM (1988) was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for service to general practice medicine. Sean's career has been marked by a longstanding commitment to patient care and the advancement of general practice across Australia. Through leadership roles with The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) at state and national levels, he has helped shape the profession and made lasting contributions to medical education, training and digital health. As Principal GP and Owner of Grove Medical Victoria Park and Grove Medical Cockburn, Sean continues to provide exceptional care to his community and support upcoming healthcare professionals.

This year's World's Greatest Shave was a huge success, with residents stepping up to shave, cut and colour their hair in support of blood cancer

Together, the St George's community raised an incredible $8351 for a cause that affects so many families across the country.

Thank you to everyone who donated, participated and supported the event 💙

One stage. One fellowship. One very questionable quest. ⚔🧝‍♂️

Our Hackett Dining Hall transformed into Middle-earth for this year's college play, 'The Lord, The Ring, and The Fellowship' - a chaotic, hilarious and brilliantly unhinged take on the iconic fantasy classic. From ring-worthy drama to wizardly chaos, the cast and crew delivered two nights of pure entertainment.

A huge congratulations to everyone involved for bringing the madness to life and proving once again that no one does college theatre quite like St George's 🎭

Looking for your future home away from home? ❤️🤍

Our July holiday tours are the perfect chance to experience life at St George's for yourself - wander through the castle grounds, explore the College and get a feel for the community that makes this place so special 🏰✨

Whether you're planning for next year or thinking ahead to 2028, we'd love to welcome you through the gates soon!

Registration:
https://stgc.uwa.edu.au/tours

The 2026 College Play took place over the weekend, marking 90 years since the very first production.
What better excuse to look back at some Broadway-worthy plays of the past 🎭

1951 - Caesar and Cleopatra
1961 - A Sleeping Clergyman
1954 - The Boy with the Cart
1977 - Lock Up Your Daughters (featuring the Warden, Peter Simpson)
1936 - Elliott's Murder in the Cathedral (First St George's Play)
1990 - Peace Without Honour
1998 - Don't Drink the Water
2017 - Princess Bride
2019 - Pride and Prejudice
2023 - Harry Goblet and the Pot of Fire

So lucky to call this home 🌿

At Intercollege Volleyball we saw high energy and even higher spikes, serves and sets! 🏐 What a great way to end this first semester of IC sport.

From cowboy hats to full volume singalongs - The Quad became one big country pub for the night, with the bands carrying the energy all the way through our final JCR before the end of semester 🤠🪕