Oxford Campus Life
You can get involved right away at Oxford. First-year students can take the helm of clubs, start on varsity teams, perform as leads in student theater, music, and dance groups, and serve in student government. Oxford builds student leaders who serve with compassion and smarts on campus and off.
Get Involved
Clubs
Oxford’s five social clubs are historical fraternal organizations in which you can make lifelong friends, perform community service, and practice a unique type of leadership.

Leadership
Your two years at Oxford give you a chance to practice leadership in meaningful ways. We have leadership programs to help you develop skills, of course, but you can also learn by doing—as head of a club or in student government.
Service


Diversity
Diversity at Oxford comes in all ways and forms. But underneath it all, we’re a community of singular individuals who value difference and come together to celebrate our unique perspectives through campus programming or just living and learning together.
Traditions
- Dooley, Emory’s unofficial skeletal mascot, who first came to “life” on the Oxford campus
- Oxford Olympics, orientation games where winners get perpetual bragging rights
- Pancake Breakfast, where staff and faculty flip flapjacks and serve students during finals
- Stress Busters, a petting zoo on the Quad that provides finals stress relief


Sustainability
At the core of our commitment to sustainable living is the Oxford College Organic Farm, a learning laboratory that provides fresh fruits and vegetables to the campus and to the greater community.
Athletics


Arts
Hear from our students

“I chose Oxford the day I came on my admitted students' day. I fell in love with the collaborative and creative environment cultivated both inside and out of the classroom by faculty and students alike. Oxford is truly a place where everyone wants you to succeed and will provide the opportunities and resources to make that success possible.”
— Izzy, sophomore