Trinity College

Trinity College, founded in 1554–5, is one of the smaller colleges in terms of student numbers, but occupies an exceptionally spacious site in the centre of Oxford. The relationship between undergraduates and the academic staff is open and friendly. Excellent facilities and a strong sense of community provide an ideal environment for hard work and academic achievement.

A wide range of clubs and societies with an academic focus are active within Trinity as well as sports and music clubs, including a large chamber orchestra.

All the following projects are provided for by our Annual Fund. If you are happy to support any on them, then please consider making an unspecified gift.

A major new development on the Broad Street site that includes an auditorium, dedicated teaching rooms and a large meeting room. Linked to the library, it provides a reception area and additional formal study spaces, as well as 46 en suite study bedrooms

Donors in the US can give tax-effectively via Americans For Oxford (AFO).
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Trinity College

Trinity College Greatest Need

Trinity College Student Support

Trinity College The Library

Trinity College Improvements to Facilities

Trinity College Classics Fellowship

Trinity College History Fellowship

Trinity College Marshall Scholarships

Trinity College Student Clubs and Societies

Trinity College Levine Building