FROM HEATHROW: If you are arriving at Terminals 1, 2 or 3, go to the central bus station and pick up the direct bus to Oxford, called "The Airline." It picks up at bay 14. The bus makes an additional pickup at Terminal 4, bay 15. Travel time is approximately 80 minutes from the central bus station, 100 minutes from Terminal 4. The bus often runs every 20 minutes. The stop in Oxford closest to the Corpus Christi main site is "Queen's Lane/High Street." For timetables and fares, see: http://www.oxfordbus.co.uk/HEATHROW.html

FROM GATWICK: If you are arriving at the South Terminal, meet "The Airline" bus at upper forecourt of the terminal. If you are arriving from the North Terminal, meet the bus at bay 4. Travel time is approximately 120 minutes from the South Terminal, and 115 minutes from the North Terminal. The bus often runs every hour. The stop in Oxford closest to the Corpus Christi main site is "Queen's Lane/High Street." For timetables and fares, see: http://www.oxfordbus.co.uk/gatwick.html

FROM STANSTED: Your best bet is the National Express 737 bus. The frequency is low, but at least you don't have to transfer buses. See http://www.intalink.org.uk/Timetables/tt/737_B_ATG.PDF#search=%22Stansted%20Oxford%20bus%22 for a timetable. Alternatively, you can take a bus to London (see below) and then take a bus or train.

FROM LONDON: By rail, catch a train from Paddington. Some trains only stop 4 times, others stop over 10, so note the schedule before hopping on. The trains run quite frequently. By bus, you can pick up at Victoria coach station, Marble Arch, Baker Street, and a few others. Two services operate the route: Stagecoach runs the Oxford Tube and the Oxford Bus Company runs the Oxford Express. Occasionally the Oxford Express sells a pass to students: 12 trips for 30 pounds. That's a steal if you can get it.