Oxford, England - 11 February 2012 All Souls College was founded by Henry VI of England and the Archbishop of Canterbury, in 1438. Unique to All So
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Oxford, England - 11 February 2012 All Souls College was founded by Henry VI of England and the Archbishop of Canterbury, in 1438. Unique to All Souls, all of its members automatically become Fellows; it has no undergraduate members, but each year recent graduates of the university and graduates of other universities are eligible to apply for Examination Fellowships through a competitive examination - once described as "the hardest exam in the world". Apart from massive brainpower, All Souls is also one of the richest colleges. Here we see its famous twin towers, viewed from outside the college - specifically, through the open West gate in Radcliffe Square. Its beautiful grass is covered by a thin dusting of snow.