Labels:text | screenshot | menu | font | black and white | number OCR: All Souls College 1438 For male fellows Balliol College 1263-68 For men and women Brasenose College 1509 For men and women Christ Church 1546 For men Corpus Christi College 1517 For men and women Exeter College 1314 For men and women Green College 1979 Primarily for postgraduate medical students Hertford College 1740 Succeeding Hart Hall, c. 1 282; refounded 1874; for men and women Jesus College 1571 For men and women Keble College 1870 For men and women Lady Margaret Hall 1878 1926, received royal charter; for men and women Linacre College 1962 For men and women graduates Lincoln College 1427 For men and women Magdalen College 1458 For men and women Merton College 1264 For men New College 1379 For men and women Nuffield College 1937 1958, received royal charter; for men and women graduates Oriel College 1326 For men Pembroke College 1624 For men and women The Queen's College 1340 For men and women St. Anne's College 1893 Originally the Society of Oxford Home- Students; 1942, became St. Anne's Society; 1952, received royal charter; for men and women St. Antony's College 1950 For men and women graduates St. Catherine's College 1868 Originally St. Catherine's Society; 1962, reconstituted as a full college; for men and women St. Cross College 1965 For men and women graduates St. Edmund Hall c.1278 For men and women St. Hilda's College 1893 Originally St. Hilda's Hall; 1926, received royal charter; for women St. Hugh's College 1886 Originally St. Hugh's Hall; 1926, received royal charter; for women St. John's College 1555 For men and women St. Peter's College 1929 Originally St. Peter's Hall; 1961, received royal charter; for men and women Somerville College 1879 Originally Somerville Hall; 1926, received royal charter; for women Trinity College 1554-55 For men and women University College 1249 For men and women wadham College 1612 For men and women Wolfson College 1965 Incorporating Iffley College, 1965; for men and women graduates Worcester College 1283 Originally Gloucester College, for Benedictine monks; 1714, incorporated as a university college; for men and women Pemanent Private Halls Campion Hall 1896 1918, granted present status; primarily for members of the Society of Jesus Greyfriars 1910 1957, granted present status; priority given to members of the Franciscan Order Mansfield College 1886 1955, granted present status; for men and women Regent's Park College 1810 h London; 1927-40, established in Oxford; 1957, granted present status; primarily for Baptist theological students St. Benet's Hall 1897 1918, granted present status; priority given to members of the Benedictine community
