University College
University College owes its origins to William of Durham, who died in 1249, making it the oldest college in Oxford and Cambridge.
It contains many interesting buildings, both old and new. The Chapel dates back to 1636. Its hand-painted glass windows by Abraham van Linge and the war memorials in the Antechapel are worth the visit.
The Hall was also started in 1636 but not finished until 1656. The current stained-glass windows were fitted in the gothic style in the1650s and include the coats of arms of many benefactors to the college.
The Shelley Memorial is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable sculptures in Oxford, and its idealised depiction of the drowned Shelley washed ashore never fails to fascinate and disturb. Percy Bysshe Shelley came up to Univ in 1810, and was expelled the following year for a publication entitled The Necessity of Atheism. At the time, the college thought it had washed its hands of a troublesome student; it only realised later that it had expelled one of England’s greatest romantic poets.
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University College
Oxford OX1 4BH
10 meeting spaces with capacity for up to 170 guests for Theatre, Classroom, Boardroom, U-shape, Dining, Buffet, Drinks reception, U-shaped, and Other functions.
Bedrooms 350
Ensuite 50
Standard 300
Breakfast yes
Lunch yes
Dinner yes
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marilia.arezes@univ.ox.ac.uk
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Swire Seminar Room
Theatre 50
Classroom 24
Boardroom 20
U-shape 18
Multiple room layouts possible, light and fully accessible.
Facilities
Computer, DVD, video and CD players, sound system, ceiling-mounted projector, wall-mounted screen, induction loop system and wireless microphones.
Accessibility
Full disabled access.
Available
Term & Vacation
90 High Street Lecture Room
Theatre 90
Classroom 60
Spacious and with abundance of natural light.
Facilities
Computer, DVD, Video and CD players, sound system, ceiling-mounted projector, wall-mounted screen, induction loop system and wireless microphones.
Accessibility
First floor, no lift
Available
Vacation
Goodhart Seminar Room
Theatre 50
Classroom 34
Seventies-style building with abundance of natural light.
Facilities
Ceiling-mounted projector, TV and DVD player.
Accessibility
First floor, spiral staircase, no lift.
Available
Vacation
Butler Room
Dining 33
Buffet 33
Theatre 33
Boardroom 20
Drinks reception 70
Modern room with multiple layouts possible.
Facilities
Portable equipment (screen and projector).
Accessibility
Full disabled access, first floor with lift.
Available
Term & Vacation
Boathouse Clubroom
Theatre 30
Boardroom 16
Drinks reception 70
Contemporary with abundance of natural light. Multiple layouts possible.
Facilities
Portable equipment (screen and projector).
Accessibility
Full disabled access, first floor, with lift.
Available
Term & Vacation
Dining Hall
Dining 170
Buffet 170
Beautiful 17th-century Gothic-style hall.
Facilities
Accessibility
Full disabled access, with lift, ground floor two steps up.
Available
Vacation
Alington Room
Dining 60
Buffet 60
U-shaped 55
Beautiful wood-panelled room with abundance of natural light.
Facilities
Accessibility
Full disabled access, first floor, with lift.
Available
Vacation
10 Merton Street Lecture Room
Theatre 80
A light but typical meeting room with built-in equipment that benefits from a foyer perfect for refreshments and drinks receptions.
Facilities
Built in equipment: computer, DVD and CD players, sound system with recording facilities, ceiling-mounted projector and screen, and wireless microphones.
Accessibility
This first floor, fully accessible lecture room
Available
Term & Vacation
Sykes Room I
Other 14
A relaxed meeting space with built in equipment perfect for up to 12 people.
Facilities
Built-in equipment
Accessibility
Available
Vacation
Sykes Room II
Boardroom 14
With plenty of natural light, built-in equipment and easy accessibility this space is ideal for meetings- sits up to 14 people
Facilities
Built-in equipment
Accessibility
Available
Vacation