St Paul’s College is a residential academic community within the University of Sydney, founded in 1856 in connection with the Anglican Church. It is Australia’s original university college. The College community accommodates up to 300 undergraduates and 140 postgraduate students and academics in Graduate House. St Paul’s College aspires to be a modern, internationally-minded, outward-looking Australian Anglican college: a place where students, academic staff and visitors – reflecting the full spectrum of university life – interact, grow and learn from one another in a mutually supportive residential academic environment. The College is situated at the heart of the University of Sydney campus. The College's buildings and grounds, which include modern newly-built facilities and wonderful neo-gothic sandstone buildings in "the Oxbridge style", combine to offer superb amenities for modern student life. Web: www.stpauls.edu.au Twitter: twitter.com/stpaulscollsyd Facebook: facebook.com/stpaulscollegesydney Instagram: @stpaulscollsyd