Wycliffe Hall is an Oxford University college that was founded in 1624. It was established as a place for the education of clergy and to provide a library and chapel for the university. For this reason, it is often called “the University Church”. The college has been associated with some famous alumni such as John Wesley, who founded Methodism, and William Tyndale, who translated the Bible into English.

Wycliffe Hall’s motto is “Pauca sed Matura” which means “few but ripe”. The motto reflects the college’s commitment to academic excellence and its tradition of combining study with faith.

Wycliffe Hall is an international Christian theological college. It is located in Oxford, England. The college was founded in 1877 by John Henry Newman.

It has a strong Catholic heritage and can be seen on the coat of arms of the college.

The hall’s logo depicts St George slaying the dragon with his sword on top of Wycliffe Hill, near the city of Oxford.