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The Library is open to St Edmund Hall students 24 hours, seven days a week. Staff are available Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 5pm. The Library is open only to members of St Edmund Hall. Other members of the University may be admitted to read in the Library by appointment during staffing hours, if the book required is not held by any other ...
St Edmund Hall students participate in many sports with clubs that cater for all abilities. Sports societies within the college include rugby, rowing, badminton, hockey and football. There is a small multi-gym at the Norham Gardens centre; the college also has pitches within the University Parks, a boathouse on the River Isis and a punt for graduate students to use.
Alex Lloyd’s main research interests are in twentieth-century literature and film, particularly memories of childhood, war, and dictatorship. Her AHRC-funded doctoral thesis (Wadham College, 2012) examined post-1989 representations of childhood and youth under Nazism. She is currently working on a project which examines depictions of war ...
Parents are welcome to visit the College with their child or ward, either by arranging a visit through our Schools Liaison Officer, or by visiting on one of our Open Days. Find out more. Information about visiting the College for prospective students (both undergraduates and postgraduates) and for schools and colleges that wish to bring a group.
St Edmund Hall est l'un des collèges constituant l'université d'Oxford au Royaume-Uni. Au sein de l'université, ... Le college tire son nom de saint Edmund d'Abingdon, archevêque de Cantorbéry de 1234 à 1240 qui dispensait des cours sur le site à la fin du XII e siècle.
St Edmund Hall is a relatively small college arranged around the Front Quad and Rear Quad. Due to the age of the College, and the mix of building styles, some areas are more accessible than others. Please read this Oxford Access Guide to the Hall before your visit. If you have any accessibility questions, please contact the College’s ...
Alumni Podcast: Spirit of the Hall. If you’re considering study at Teddy Hall, you may wish to explore our podcast series, Sprit of the Hall. Many of the guests talk honestly about their experiences as Teddy Hall students, especially focusing on how they overcame their doubts about Oxford at the beginning, only to love it in the end.
