Our platform features research and reflections from the unlikeminded but like-hearted community of Rhodes Scholars, Fellows and friends of the Rhodes Trust across the globe. Many entries explore how to create positive change when tackling global challenges.

We have reimagined Rhodes House to create a world-class convening centre with a warm welcome for Rhodes Scholars, Fellows in our partner programmes and the community in Oxford and beyond. Join us to enjoy our unique blend of old and new.

Rhodes House has been restored, reimagined and reinvented as a meeting place for Rhodes Scholars, Fellows and friends of the Rhodes community in Oxford and around the world. Amazing new spaces have been opened up for Scholars: our state of the art convening centre; our beautiful garden pavilion; accommodation for Alumni, Fellows and visiting ...

Set in the heart of Oxford, Rhodes House is the perfect venue for an unforgettable wedding ceremony, civil partnership, or wedding reception. The dramatic bay windows, soaring beamed ceilings, warm wood floors, and flower-filled gardens create elegant and romantic backdrops for an enchanting celebration.

The Rhodes Scholarship is a life-changing postgraduate opportunity to join outstanding young people from around the world to study at the University of Oxford. Applications for the Rhodes Scholarships are now closed, and will reopen in June 2025 …

Rhodes House has 34 newly constructed and beautifully restored ensuite bedrooms, all elegantly appointed to ensure that guests enjoy a restful and relaxing stay. 18 bedrooms are in the Residential East Wing of Rhodes House and a further 16 in our new Residential Courtyard.

Sir Rick is serving as Interim Warden of Rhodes House and CEO of The Rhodes Trust during 2025 while the Board conducts a global search to identify the next permanent Warden.

Our calendar of events taking place at Rhodes House, Oxford, and around the world. Current Scholars and Alumni very welcome to attend.

Rhodes House was designed by Sir Herbert Baker, and was built between 1926 and 1928 on land purchased from Wadham College. A listed, grade II* building, Rhodes House itself reflects a number of influences: Cape Dutch farmhouse, English country mansion, and the Arts and Crafts movements of the 1900s.

Mar 6, 2025 · It sits at eye level to those walking in the gardens of Rhodes House, and in sight of the Latin inscription on the House’s original parapet, which reads, "This house stands for ever as a reminder to the Oxford he loved of the name and example of Cecil John Rhodes."