Journey back to 1314. Walter de Stapledon, Bishop of Exeter, founded Exeter College. Exeter House, as we know it today, links back to this rich history. It’s a modern annex of Exeter College. It sits nestled in vibrant East Oxford. Exeter House stands at the corner of Iffley Road and Magdalen Road. This location puts it just a short bike ride or bus trip from the historic Turl Street site. Exeter College’s main site is on Turl Street. Exeter House offers a taste of modern college life. It provides accommodation and facilities for students. Imagine students rushing between classes, their bicycles leaning against the building. They grab a quick coffee before heading to lectures. The original Exeter College was intended for training clergy. Today, Exeter College and Exeter House embrace a diverse range of students. The college’s motto, “Floreat Exon,” meaning “Let Exeter Flourish,” rings true at Exeter House.
Wolvercot Loop
A whisper of history echoes along the Wolvercot Loop. Imagine yourself standing here centuries ago. The Wolvercot Loop isn’t just