About Keble FROM THE WARDEN Welcome to the website of Keble College. I hope it provides you with helpful information about our vibrant community of students, academics and staff. KEBLE TODAY Architecture & Gardens KEBLE HISTORY Our Past Keble College has come a long way since its opening in 1870. The first Oxford College of the modern era, it was founded in memory of John Keble (1792-1866), well known for his best-selling Christian verse and a key member of the so-called ‘Oxford’ movement. FIND OUT MORE THE CHAPEL Our extraordinary Chapel is a living witness to the beliefs and ideals that inspired John Keble, in whose memory we were founded. The Chapel community is a diverse one where all are welcome. FIND OUT MORE Music LIBRARY & ARCHIVES Our Resources The Working Library contains over 50,000 books, and is open to current students, Fellows and staff of Keble College 24/7, while the Archives provide an extraordinary resource, detailing the history of the College from its earliest days. Find out more Visiting the College KEBLE COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD OXFORD•OX1 3PG•UNITED KINGDOM TEL: +44 (0)1865 272727 EMAIL: ENQUIRIES@KEBLE.OX.AC.UK GOVERNANCE AND POLICIES YOUR DATA ACCESSIBILITY FOI SITE MAP VISITING KEBLE VACANCIES

POETRY AT KEBLE Our Reading Groups and Seminars Poetry has a special place in Keble. John Keble himself was a poet and, more recently, Sir Geoffrey Hill was a student and Honorary Fellow. ‘Poets at Keble’ brings both established poets and rising stars to College, and we also host a visiting seminar series, ‘The Poet’s Essay’ with Adam Phillips. Plus our Fellows and students come together four times a term in the Salutation & Cat reading group. ➤Salutation & Cat Reading Group ➤Poets at Keble Series ➤The Poet’s Essay KEBLE COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD OXFORD•OX1 3PG•UNITED KINGDOM TEL: +44 (0)1865 272727 EMAIL: ENQUIRIES@KEBLE.OX.AC.UK GOVERNANCE AND POLICIES YOUR DATA ACCESSIBILITY FOI SITE MAP VISITING KEBLE VACANCIES