Central · Founded 1965
St Cross College
A small, international graduate college sharing an atmospheric St Giles' site with the Anglo-Catholic Pusey House, offering a quieter, scholarly corner of central Oxford.
The college
A closer
look.
St Giles', central Oxford
Founded 1965. Founded by the University in 1965 as a graduate college, taking its name from its first home near St Cross Road before moving in 1981 to the historic Pusey House buildings on St Giles'.
Occupies part of the early-20th-century Pusey House complex on St Giles', a fine Arts-and-Crafts Gothic range, extended with later college buildings including the West Quad.
On the same walk
Closest to
this one.
On a visit
Don’t miss.
- 01Shared historic site with Pusey House on St Giles'
- 02Arts-and-Crafts Gothic architecture
- 03West Quad addition
- 04Graduate-only academic community
Connected to
Notable
names.
- One of Oxford's graduate-only colleges
- Shares the historic St Giles' site with Pusey House
- Known for a highly international postgraduate membership
Before you go
Visiting St Cross College
Appointment Only. Published visitor access: By appointment only. Admission: No public admission charge published. Confirm arrangements before travelling.
Opening hours, admission and access change often — check the official site before you travel.
- Founded
- 1965
- Area
- St Giles', central Oxford
- Type
- College
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