Wolfson also builds links with the wider world by inviting people from journalism, industry, banking and the public service to come for periods of study and research. As befits a graduate college, the relationship between Fellows, visitors and students is relaxed and informal. All have meals together and share the same public rooms and social facilities. Spouses are most welcome in the College and participate in its activities. The majority of students can be accommodated in College.
All rooms have central heating, telephone and computer points.
Some rooms have private kitchens and the rest have shared kitchens, though all meals are provided in the Hall or Clubroom. Another court is formed by the newly completed Lee Library, a splendid building with work space and computer facilities, as well as copious shelf space for a growing library collection. Wolfson also has its own boathouse and boats down by the river. The College has two computer rooms equipped with a combination of PC compatible and Macintosh machines which allow access to the Cambridge University network, together with laser printing facilities. In addition all student accommodation has a computer network point, and students bringing their own PCs to College can apply for a network adaptor to allow access to the network from their own machine.