Welcome to Newman College
Located on leafy Swanston Street in Parkville, Newman College is a co-educational residential College affiliated with the University of Melbourne. The College primarily accepts students studying at the University of Melbourne, but also has limited places for those studying at RMIT, ACU and Monash (Pharmacy). With modern facilities, tutorials and scholarships, the College encourage a standard of excellence in studies, while sport, music, drama, art and community service opportunities foster the variety of gifts to be found in College life. Find us on 
HEART
Speak to any Newman College student present or past and they will mention the lasting friendships that are made in this community. These are part of what is at the heart of this community. They are forged in common endeavours in the Dining Room, Chapel, sports arenas, concerts, soirees, productions, tutorials, cafes, pubs, performances, pilgrimages and much more.
Complementing this and linking with the community of the spirit, are student’s engagements in community service within and without the College community.
MIND
The tutorial programme and the academic mentoring (formal and informal) work to clarify and extend students' understanding of their university courses.
Wider intellectual development is fostered through our extensive outreach programme, Scholar’s Presentations, guest speakers at functions, and the often ad hoc intellectual excursions that can happen during meals and in conversations in the community.
IMAGINATION
Our environment – the buildings, the art works and the people – surround us with examples of great imagination. Opportunities abound in art, music, plays, poetry, prose and science to let one’s imagination loose to roam and explore.
SPIRIT
Newman College espouses the humane, religious and cultural values of the Roman Catholic Church, but students of other faiths are particularly welcomed and encouraged. All students of the College enjoy the opportunity to maintain an active spiritual life.
Thoughtful homilies, the host of opportunities to partake in the Eucharist, the music of the Choir, a small band of students gathered regularly in the Lady Chapel in prayer, pilgrimages and many acts of random kindness, all are signs of a community engaged spiritual development.
News
2022 Australian Ignatian Camino
To mark the end of the Ignatian Year (2021-2022), which has been celebrated in many parts of the world, Magis Network Australia ran its second annual ‘Ignatian Camino’—a pilgrimage for young adults, which took place from 26 June to 3 July.The 38th Annual Archbishop Daniel Mannix Lecture
The 38th Annual Archbishop Daniel Mannix Lecture was held on Wednesday 23 March and delivered by The Hon. Tanya Plibersek.400th Anniversary of St Ignatius of Loyola's Canonisation - Fr Dan Madigan SJ
Commemorative Lecture for the 400th Anniversary of St Ignatius Loyola's Canonisation.