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St Antony's College is the most cosmopolitan of the seven graduate colleges of the University of Oxford, specialising in international relations, economics, politics and history of particular parts of the world.

The Gateway Buildings

The College is pleased to announce a major new building project due for completion in 2013. The Gateway Buildings will provide 54 additional student ensuite bedrooms, a significant increase to our student accommodation. The buildings will form a new entrance to the College from the Woodstock Road and will also house the Porters' Lodge, administrative offices and workspace for Senior Members.

Please visit our new website dedicated to the Gateway Campaign

Inevitably the building work which is planned to last from July 2011 to March 2013 will cause disruption to the College site. We hope that all students, staff and visitors will be understanding during this period and will agree that the new buildings will be an important and exciting addition to the College site. To see a computerised walkthrough of the new buildings please click here.

 

Events 

eCalendar - St Antony's Online Events Calendar

Latest News  

SEESOX Anniversary Day on Monday 28th May 2012

Mr Martin Southwood Bursar of St Antony’s College from 1974 – 1977 passed away on 5 April 2012. 

Dr Mustafa Badawi, a long serving member of St Antony's passed away on 19 April 2012

Professor Margaret MacMillan awarded honorary degree at The University of Western Ontario.

Our student, Katie Apfelbaum had success as the cox of the Isis boat in the Reserve Boat Race on 7 April.

Professor Michael Freeden, Senior Member of St Antony's has been awarded the Medal for Science by the Institute of Advanced Studies of the University of Bologna ‘in recognition of research contributions characterized by both excellence and influence.’ 

Professor Margaret MacMillan honoured with invitation to join the Scholars Council of the Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Therese Delpech (Visiting Fellow) one of France’s leading foreign policy analysts and intellectual historians, died on 18 January 2012.

Philip Robins participates at a symposium in Saudi Arabia arranged by the National Committee on Narcotics Control.

Graham Avery Senior Member of St. Antony’s and Associate of the European Studies Centre, awarded CMG in the New Year Honours List