Accommodation and meals All our undergraduate students are offered accommodation throughout their course, either in the main college buildings or in one of the annexes. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided at cost, but we do not oblige our students to eat all their meals in college. The college library contains about 50,000 lending volumes, including key texts. We normally purchase any books required by undergraduates for their own study. The seventeenth-century upper library, one of the finest reading rooms in Oxford, serves as a reading room for both junior and senior members of the college.
All undergraduate rooms have telephone and ethernet points.
The college has an extensive sports fields close to the river, a modern boathouse and two squash courts. There is a well equipped darkroom. Successive generations of Queen's students have proved ever more inventive in entertaining themselves. The undergraduate community never fails to produce talented singers and instrumentalists. The Eglesfield Musical Society promotes weekly lunchtime concerts in the chapel during term.