Explore Teddy Hall
History of the Hall
St Edmund Hall has a long history, probably dating back to the twelfth century. The first known written reference to it was recorded in 1317. It remained a hall, housing and educating undergraduates, until 1957, when it became a fully-incorporated college.
Library and Archive
The College’s main library is housed in the beautiful converted Norman church of St Peter-in-the-East. We also have a smaller Old Library, built in the seventeenth century.
Chapel
Services are held during term time, usually at 5:30pm on a Sunday, and all are welcome. The Chapel is also home to the St Edmund Hall Choir, a non-auditioning, friendly group who sing at services and on other occasions as well as touring overseas.
Living Wall
St Edmund Hall is proud to be the first Oxford College to install a Living Wall.
Virtual 3D Tours of College
Explore some of our College rooms, from anywhere in the world, with one of our immersive 3D tours.
Maps
View a map of the College’s Queen’s Lane site, and find maps showing our location in Oxford and our accommodation annexes.
Merchandise
St Edmund Hall merchandise, including t-shirts, hoodies, scarves and cuff links, is available online soon.
For any merchandise queries, please contact the Communications Office at communications@seh.ox.ac.uk.
University Prizes
St Edmund Hall offers several annual prizes that are open to students across the University of Oxford. These include the Geddes student journalism awards and the Rebecca West essay-writing prize.