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Living in a place like Ashwell, draws out the necessary qualities for living and working together with people from very diverse backgrounds, learning how to face up to problems, enhancing communication, forging deep friendships; the thrill of working together on a great venture.
Ashwell has provided many hundreds of students with lasting experiences and formation, encouraging them to want to do and to be better, and to share this idea with their fellow men throughout this amazing world in which we live and which is ours to look after.
- The food is good – 3 course meals everyday
- The rooms are clean, comfortable and homely
- It’s a place where you can actually study
- You are encouraged to work hard and do well in your studies
- Someone is always at hand to give you academic support
- Lots of opportunities for personal growth and development
- A range of cultural activities
- People are friendly and they really do care about you
- Get-togethers are great fun, especially celebrating birthdays
- Friendships based on respect and trust
- Make use of your talents as a service to others
For me, Ashwell is a place full of friends...
For me, Ashwell is a place full of friends from all over the world but with much more in common than I expected. The staff are caring and make it a warm and sociable place to live.Bonnie Course
SOAS, University of London
After being a year in halls of residence at my university, Ashwell House was a delightful experience!
To see that in a city as diverse as London, there is a place where you can be taken care of and treated as an individual is extremely comforting. Only in an environment where respect, order and simplicity reign can one find hard-working and yet joyful students, who wish to make the most of their university years to develop intellectually, spiritually and culturally, to become the all-round women our society desperately needs.
Maria Serrano
University College London (UCL)