She said the Divinity School, built in 1488 as a room for teaching divinity, was now a ceremonial room used to offer hospitality to the university's distinguished visitors on special occasions.

Oxford's Bodleian Library's visitor centre is to undergo a complete facelift in a bid to attract more tourists. And it will for the first time charge an entry fee starting at 3 to visitors ...

Since its founding, the Bodleian Library has welcomed illustrious visitors, including five kings, 40 Nobel Prize winners, and 25 British prime ministers — not to mention literary greats such as ...

The plaque above the doors that lead to the Divinity School bears the inscription “Quod feliciter vortat” and this wish that things might turn out happily for the library has been fulfilled.

Oxford University has made a massive U-turn by withdrawing its planning application to turn the Old Bodleian Library into a tourist attraction (AJ 25.10.01) after objectors deluged the city council ...

The Divinity School in the Bodleian Library is the oldest purpose-built part in any University around the world. The Building was built in the 1400s to accommodate house lectures, oral exams and ...