Oriel College, Oxford

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college constituent college of the University of Oxford

Oriel College, Oxford is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford, known for its historic architecture and long academic tradition.

Aliases (1)

Oriel College, Oxford buildings ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	college → constituent college of the University of Oxford →
admittedWomenFrom	1985 →
coatOfArmsDescription	three lions passant guardant in pale or on a field gules within a bordure engrailed argent →
country	United Kingdom →
foundedBy	Adam de Brome →
foundedIn	1326 →
hasAlternativeName	Oriel → The House of Oriel →
hasArchitecturalStyle	historic architecture → medieval architecture → neoclassical architecture →
hasBoatClub	Oriel College Boat Club →
hasBuilding	Front Quad → Oriel College Chapel → Second Quad → Third Quad →
hasCommonRoom	Junior Common Room → Middle Common Room → Senior Common Room →
hasGenderPolicy	coeducational →
hasGoverningHeadTitle	Provost →
hasMotto	Sub cruce luce →
hasNotableAlumnus	Arthur Lyttelton → Cecil Rhodes → Edward Bouverie Pusey → James Bryce → John Henry Newman → John Keble → Lord Halifax (Edward Wood) → Michael Foot → Nina Fedoroff → Samuel Wilberforce → Thomas Arnold → Walter Raleigh (historian) →
hasPostalAddress	Oriel Square, Oxford →
hasReputationFor	strong rowing tradition →
hasStudentBodyType	undergraduate and graduate students →
hasWebsite	https://www.oriel.ox.ac.uk/ →
knownFor	historic architecture → long academic tradition → role in the Oxford Movement →
locatedIn	England → Oxford →
mottoLanguage	Latin →
mottoTranslation	Under the cross, light →
namedAfter	Oriel Street NERFINISHED →
partOf	University of Oxford NERFINISHED →
religiousAffiliation	Church of England →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
University of Oxford →	hasPart
William Wilkins ("Oriel College, Oxford buildings") →	notableWork