Trinity College

College facilities

Library and IT services

The college library, is open 24 hours a day and offers a wide selection of academic books, a variety of study spaces, and free printing. There is a dedicated budget for graduate book requests. The Old Library houses a collection of early printed books available to consult on request.

All rooms on the main college site and in the North Oxford accommodation are connected to the University network with access to internet, email and printing facilities.

Sport, music and college facilities

There is a gym on the main college site and the college's playing fields are only a short distance away. There are college teams in major sports including cricket, football, hockey, rugby and tennis. Trinity has a successful boat club and access to a shared boathouse on the main stretch of the river.

The college is well-equipped for music, with a new auditorium, practice rooms, green room and pianos. Trinity has very active choral and orchestral groups who plan to resume regular performances.

The college's drama group, the Trinity Players, puts on several performances every year, including a summer play on the college lawns. The society caters for a wide range of dramatic interests, both on stage and behind the scenes.

Facilities for disabled students

The college has a number of adapted residential rooms available on the main site for use by disabled students. The larger teaching rooms are wheelchair-accessible, as well as the dining hall, chapel, library and toilets. Prospective students are advised to contact the college's Wellbeing Team to discuss any specific requirements.

Welfare

Trinity College takes the wellbeing of its students very seriously. There is a wealth of confidential support available. Trinity’s Wellbeing Advisors provide individual wellbeing support, listening and signposting, for all Trinity students. In addition to the Wellbeing Advisors, there are a range of staff and peer supporters in college which students can approach for support. Additional information is available on the college website.

MCR

The Trinity Middle Common Room (MCR) has a large communal social area on the main college site and another in North Oxford.

The MCR community meets once a week for coffee and cake. Each year the MCR selects a committee, which organises a number of social events. The committee also oversees the information exchange between the college and the graduate students, and they provide an independent, student-run welfare and support system for Trinity graduate students.