St Paul's College

Welcome to St Paul's College

St Paul's College within the University of Sydney is Australia's oldest university college.

Founded in 1856 as an Anglican college, St Paul's is now home to 198 men. Of these, approximately 30% are in fourth year or above and 18% are graduates or hold teaching positions at the University. Over 25% of residents receive significant scholarship support from the College.

As students face more demands on their time and campus life comes under greater pressure, St Paul's offers the opportunity to enjoy the complete university experience.

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AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS
The Warden expresses the pleasure of the College and extends best wishes to Paulines who figure in the Australia Day
Honours for 2010.

Australian of the Year: Professor Patrick Dennistoun McGorry
(1971-74)

Officer of the Order of Australia (AO): Mr Robert Lee
Maple-Brown (1958)

Member of the Order of Australia (AM): The Hon Justice Lloyd Dengate Stacy Waddy (1958-61)

Zero funding from external sources: College commits half a million dollars
to merit-based scholarships in 2010. More

Congratulations to Steve HInd, Chris Croke, Tim Mooney and Sam Greenland on their successes in the World Debating Championships and Sydney University A on winning the World Debating Championship. More

St Paul's College congratulates Jack Manning Bancroft
on his selection as NSW's 2010 Young Australian of the Year. More

Dr Dugald McLellan's nomination as Honorary Fellow of the University approved More

NSW Rhodes Scholar for 2010
St Paul's College is delighted to announce that David Llewellyn is the
NSW Rhodes Scholar for 2010. He is the fifth Pauline to win this prestigious scholarship since 2001. More

Statement from St Paul's College 17 November 2009

Statement from St Paul's College 11 November 2009

St Paul's College Symposium: Charles Darwin and the Church
For further information about this Symposium, held on 25 November 2009, please click here.

Academics and students debate the impact of the GFC
Academic Symposium

Mummers 2009: Violence Between Women and Men

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Raise the Roof Appeal
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Strategic Plan 2009 - 2014
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