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5 days ago · At St Hilda’s, we’re friendly, inclusive, and welcoming. Because we’re medium sized among the University of Oxford colleges, you’ll find we’re small enough for you to make friends here, but large enough to offer a diverse community of students, tutors, and courses with outstanding facilities.
5 days ago · Trinity College was established by letters patent of 8 Mar. 1554/5 and charter dated 28 Mar. 1555 'infra scitum et praecinctum cujusdam domus meae vulgariter vocatae Derham College', which Sir Thomas Pope had bought on 20 Feb. 1554/5 from Dr. George Owen and William Martyn, to whom it had been granted by the Crown on 4 Feb. 1553.
3 days ago · The Director of Studies in Modern and Medieval Languages, Dr Carlos Fonseca, will be holding a drop-in session for prospective applicants during the University Open Day on Friday 5 July.
2 days ago · Rent a Trinity College Parking Space. Founded as a training house for Catholic Priests, Trinity College has experienced great expansion over the past 100 years. Once chosen for its quiet setting, the College is now in the city centre, surrounded by Oxford’s nearby amenities.
4 days ago · UCBC newsletter TT24. After a year of weather interrupting training and cancelling races, our crews were relieved to have a sunny Trinity filled with water time and opportunity to showcase their strength! This year was another excellent Summer VIIIs bumps campaign. W1 successfully held on to 3rd on the river, and M1 bumped up +3 to an ...
1 day ago · "The Value of the Environment in Recreation" published on by Oxford University Press. Natural environments represent background settings for most outdoor recreation activities, which are important non-consumptive benefits that people obtain from nature.
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2 days ago · Clive Staples Lewis FBA (29 November 1898 – 22 November 1963) was a British writer, literary scholar, and Anglican lay theologian. He held academic positions in English literature at both Magdalen College, Oxford (1925–1954), and Magdalene College, Cambridge (1954–1963).
