Oxford University

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Arms of the University of Oxford

The University of Oxford is a collegiate research university in Oxford, England. It is the second oldest university in continuous operation in the entire world.

The Oxford Movement

The Oxford Movement, was named after the university since many of the early supporters of Tractarianism were associated with the university. John Keble, a member of the Oxford Movement, and fellow at Oriel College, now has a college at the university named after him.

Colleges

The University of Oxfored is made up of 38 colleges and 4 Permanent Private Halls. They are:

1. All Souls College
2. Balliol College
3. Brasenose College
4. Christ Church
5. Corpus Christi College
6. Exeter College
7. Green Templeton College
8. Harris Manchester College
9. Hertford College
10. Jesus College (named after Jesus Christ)
11. Keble College (named after John Keble)
12. Kellogg College
13. Lady Margaret Hall
14. Linacre College
15. Lincoln College
16. Magdalen College
17. Mansfield College
18. Merton College
19. New College
20. Nuffield College
21. Oriel College
22. Pembroke College
23. The Queen's College
24. Reuben College
25. St Anne's College
26. St Antony's College
27. St Catherine's College
28. St Cross College
29. St Edmund Hall
30. St Hilda's College
31. St Hugh's College
32. St John's College
33. St Peter's College
34. Somerville College
35. Trinity College University College
36. Wadham College
37. Woflson College
38. Worcester College

and

1. Blackfriars Hall (affiliated with the Dominican Order of the Roman Catholic Church)
2. Campion Hall (affiliated with the Jesuit Order of the Roman Catholic Church)
3. Regent's Park College (affiliated with the Baptist Union of Great Britain)
4. Wycliffe Hall (affiliated with the Church of England, and particularly the evangelical wing, and is named after John Wycliffe)

Notable Alumni

John Wycliffe

John Jewel

Richard Hooker

William Laud

John Keble

E.B. Pusey

John Henry Newman

C. S. Lewis