Trinity College is a college of Oxford University, founded in 1555. It is located in Broad Street, Oxford, England, between Burlio College of Oxford University and Blackwell Bookstore, opposite Tours Street. It is surrounded by iron fences instead of walls, and the unique blue gate of the college makes it more open and easier to enter than other colleges in Oxford University.

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Trinity College is backed by St. John's College, and the entrance is at St. Giles and Park Road. In addition to the four main courtyards, the college also has a large lawn and a spacious garden, including a small piece of woodland. 10,000 square feet (930 square meters) The Norikington Hall of Blackwell Bookstore (named after Sir Arthur Norikington, the former dean) is located in the basement of the college. Despite the huge scale, the number of students is small, only about 400. In 20 10, Trinity College received an estimated donation of 8 1 10,000 pounds. Trinity College has produced three British prime ministers, ranking second with Burlio College.

Following the exposure in March 2002 that pembroke College of Oxford University paid a donation of 30 pounds in exchange for a degree when enrolling students, Trinity College revealed that Philip Keevil, a banker, resigned as a fund-raiser at Trinity College of Oxford University in the same year because the college refused to accept his son. This resignation has also triggered a new round of hot discussion on attracting funds from colleges and universities.

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