This University College is located on Trinity Street, in the heart of the city.

It is named after its two founders – Gonville who first founded the college in 1347, and Caius (pronounced “keys”) who re-founded it after the reformation in the 16th century. But you will most likely hear it referred to as simply Caius College.

The college is most famous for its three elaborate gateways, which represent respectively Humility, Virtue and Honour.

These represent the desired path of academic excellence for new undergraduates enter the college through the Gate of Humility and then the last gate, Honour, leads directly to the Senate House and graduation.