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Wadham College. Parks Road Oxford, OX1 3PN General enquiries T: +44 (0)1865 277900 E: lodge@wadham.ox.ac.uk. Contact | Visit. Wadham College. Parks Road Oxford, OX1 3PN General enquiries T: +44 (0)1865 277900 E: lodge@wadham.ox.ac.uk. Contact | Visit. Quick Links. Admissions Students Alumni Schools Outreach Jobs.
Wadham College Gym is a free on-site facility for the use of all students who have completed an induction on how to safely use the equipment provided. There are a number of rowing machines, free weights, power rack and various work benches, and a squash and badminton court that students can book.
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Wadham College Gym is a free on-site facility for the use of all students who have completed an induction on how to safely use the equipment provided. There are a number of rowing machines, free weights, power rack and various work benches, and a squash and badminton court that students can book.
Wadham College. Wadham is friendly, fun-loving and inclusive, with a liberal, politically engaged and diverse community. We tend to do very well academically and came sixth in the Norrington table in 2020. It’s very central and has a beautiful quad (the most symmetrical in Oxford), ...
Wadham College. Find out more. President's XI vs College Cricket. Saturday 15 June. 11am onwards. Wadham sports ground and the Old Library. Find out more. Open Days. Open Days. Life at Wadham. About. Meet our progressive community, discover what it's like to study and work here, and explore our beautiful buildings and gardens.
Wadham College is the last major English public building to be created according to the medieval tradition of the master mason. Its front quad is also an early example of the “Jacobean Gothic” style. The main building was erected in 1610–1613. The style of the building is a fairly traditional Oxford Gothic, modified by classical ...
