Oxford is a legendary university town steeped in centuries of academic tradition, with beautiful architecture, and top-notch resources and research facilities. Lady Margaret Hall is jut one of the 44 colleges at the University of Oxford. Choose from an array of stimulating courses taught by distinguished academics, delivered through the world-famous Oxford teaching style.

Dr Christopher Adamson, Head of Short Academic Programmes, Mr Andrew Williams, the Director of Visiting Students, and Dr Anne Mullen, the Senior Tutor of the College will be on campus at the info tables in Blanchard Community Center from 4-6:30 on Wednesday September 11. Stop by and to learn Lady Margaret Hall and study at Oxford.

Lady Margaret Hall (LMH) is a trailblazer in University of Oxford history, founded in 1878 as the first women's college in Oxford. It continues to be a welcoming and pioneering college for both women and men. Located on the river Cherwell, the college sits just north of central Oxford. The city center is just a 20-minute walk or 6-minute cycle through the University Parks. The college, during term time, is home to just over 600 students; over the summer the program serves approximately 100 students from all over the world for three, three-week summer sessions.

Mount Holyoke students can choose to study abroad at LMH during the summer or through Arcadia during the academic year.