Balliol College, Oxford

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constituent college of the University of Oxford educational institution

Balliol College, Oxford is one of the oldest and most prestigious constituent colleges of the University of Oxford, renowned for its academic excellence and influential alumni.

Aliases (1)

Balliol ×1

Statements (59)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	constituent college of the University of Oxford → educational institution →
academicReputation	high →
admits	postgraduates → undergraduates →
ageStatus	one of the oldest Oxford colleges →
beganAdmittingWomen	1979 →
campusSetting	urban →
country	United Kingdom →
founder	John I de Balliol →
foundingDate	c. 1263 →
genderAdmission	mixed →
hasAlumnus	Adam Smith → Aldous Huxley → Boris Johnson → Christopher Hitchens → Denis Healey → Edward Heath → George Curzon → Graham Greene → H. H. Asquith → Harold Macmillan → Harold Wilson → Jo Grimond → Lord Curzon → Richard Dawkins → Roy Jenkins → Shoghi Effendi →
hasBuilding	Front Quad → Garden Quad → Jowett Walk buildings →
hasChapel	Balliol College Chapel →
hasLibrary	Balliol College Library →
hasNotableFellow	A. D. Lindsay → Arnold Toynbee → Benjamin Jowett → Charles Stuart Calverley → Isaiah Berlin →
headOfCollegeTitle	Master →
knownFor	academic excellence → influential alumni → political influence → strong tradition in PPE → strong tradition in classics → strong tradition in law →
locatedIn	England → Oxford → Oxfordshire → United Kingdom →
mainEntranceOn	Broad Street, Oxford →
memberOf	Colleges of the University of Oxford →
motto	Alenda lux ubi orta libertas →
mottoLanguage	Latin →
mottoTranslation	Let light be nurtured where liberty has arisen →
namedAfter	John I de Balliol →
partOf	University of Oxford NERFINISHED →
previouslyAdmitted	men only →
religiousAffiliation	Church of England →
type	coeducational college →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Adam Smith → Arthur Geoffrey Walker → Boris Johnson → Edward Heath → Empress Masako → Herbert Henry Asquith → Julian Amery →	educatedAt
John Balliol ("Balliol") →	familyName
University of Oxford →	hasPart