St Chad’s is one of the oldest and most popular colleges in Durham. Established in 1904 as an Anglican foundation, Chad’s today welcomes students of all faiths and beliefs to study for the whole range of Durham University degrees. With nearly 400 undergraduate and 150 postgraduate students, we are a small, human-sized community with an excellent reputation as a college where students will be both challenged and supported.
“I wouldn’t change my experience of Chad’s for the world. I’ve made great friends and feel like I have and will always be part of a really special community.” (2019 Graduate)
About
The latest Chad's news, plus an overview of our history and profiles of staff, tutors and fellows.
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News
The Third Sector Trends study has been running in the North of England since 2010. In 2016 over 3,000 responses were … Continue reading Final call for Third Sector Trends 2019
This weekend, a group of Chad’s novice rowers braved the cold to compete in Durham’s annual Novice Cup. As novices, they … Continue reading St Chad’s Novice Cup Success
For the last two weeks, Chad’s students have been meeting with their tutors for the termly tutor formals. It has been … Continue reading Tutor Formals
This weekend Durham has been transformed into a spectacle of light with 37 artworks by international and home-grown artists. The 10th … Continue reading Durham illuminated for Lumiere Festival
Last Thursday, we unveiled a new portrait in St Chad’s – of Julia Warde-Aldam, one of the co-founders of our college. … Continue reading New Portrait unveiled in St Chad’s Moulsdale Hall
Following their recent Commonwealth Books publication on how sport can contribute to United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, Iain Lindsey, Oliver Dudfield … Continue reading Sport for Development: making sense of inter-organisational relationships
A new study for Power to Change, published this week, reveals that community businesses often sign up to deliver public service … Continue reading Why do community businesses choose to take on below-cost contracts?
St Chad’s Choir visits Hooton Pagnell Sunday 23rd June St Chad’s College “came home”. Hooton Pagnell, a small village near Doncaster, … Continue reading St Chad’s revisits its past
St Chad’s College Charity Fashion Show St Chad’s College Charity Fashion Show last week was a huge success, raising over £7000 … Continue reading St Chad’s College Charity Fashion Show
Small charities make a big contribution to personal, social and community wellbeing. So it’s not surprising that governments and big charitable … Continue reading Valuing small charities for what they are, not what they should be
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