Oxford Campus Review

Over the course of its long history, Oxford has seen many famous and greatest people, and an endless number of mysterious and mysterious stories are connected with its walls. It was here that Harry Potter films were shot, Lewis Carroll wrote Alice, and Tolkien, inspired by the old Gothic structures of the campus, painted castles for the Lord of the Rings.
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Oxford is one of the few universities where there is a system for attaching students to curators who develop an individual approach for students in accordance with their abilities.
Located in the county of Oxfordshire, 90 km from London, Oxford covers an area of ​​45.6 square kilometers. With a population of about 150,000, one quarter are university students and faculty. The interiors of the colleges resemble the decoration of ancient castles or palaces. In the main cathedral of the New College, for example, one can find the original paintings by El Greco, stained glass windows created by the master Reynolds, as well as the work of the modern sculptor Jacob Epstein. On the walls of buildings, you can often see the coat of arms of Oxford, depicting a bull crossing the river. Subsequently, by the order of Queen Elizabeth I, figures of an elephant, a beaver and a leopard, taken from the emblems of famous figures of the 16th century, were added to the classical image.
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The interiors of the colleges resemble the decoration of ancient castles or palaces. In the main cathedral of the New College, for example, one can find the original paintings by El Greco, stained glass windows created by the master Reynolds, as well as the work of the modern sculptor Jacob Epstein. On the walls of buildings, you can often see the coat of arms of Oxford, depicting a bull crossing the river. Subsequently, by the order of Queen Elizabeth I, figures of an elephant, a beaver and a leopard, taken from the emblems of famous figures of the 16th century, were added to the classical image.

Taxi minicupers with the image of the periodic table ride around Oxford.
On the streets you can find one of Oxford's most authentic pubs, where Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor and future US President Bill Clinton had fun. Or find an old infographic - a series of busts illustrating the classification of male beards and located around the Sheldonian Theater.
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Oxford is always associated with a particular university, but not many people know that there is a second huge university in the city - Oxford Brooks, founded in 1992. He teaches almost as many students as the first (the only difference is in the ratio between the number of bachelors and masters). It turns out that Brooks students come from wealthier and wealthier families.