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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Anchors away for Victoriana! 2010:
On the High Seas


Attention all sailors and sea-farers!  Land ahoy!

 This year her Majesty is setting sail across the seven seas.  Be prepared to scrub the decks and walk the plank!  Unsheathed cutlasses clash and cannons cannonade as pirates and vessels exchange blows.  Come aboard to discover sea shanties and musical treasures from the ocean's depths with a bottle of rum in one hand and a compass in the other.  So assemble your periscopes and uncage your parrots as we vex Poseidon amongst colossal corkscrews and trying tempets. 

Performances:
Friday 16th July
Saturday 17th July
Friday 23th July
Saturday 24th July

ALL PERFORMANCES SOLD OUT!


 
St Paul’s College, the University of Sydney

Further information on Victoriana




Prizes for Humanitarian Work



Pauline Professional Networking @ Grisp



Choral Evensong  -  St Paul's College Chapel
Tuesdays in Semester at 5.45 pm
All Welcome



White Ribbon Formal Dinner in Hall


IN CONNECTION WITH HIS AWARD OF AN HONORARY FELLOWSHIP OF

THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY

 
 
 

www St Paul's College

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Raise the Roof Appeal
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Strategic Plan 2009 - 2014
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