Ruskin College

Ruskin College, located in Oxford, England, was established in 1899 as a pioneering institution for adult education, particularly aimed at working-class individuals. Named after the writer and social critic John Ruskin, the college focuses on providing higher education opportunities and fostering critical thinking. It is known for its emphasis on political, social, and economic issues, encouraging students to engage with social justice and community development. Over the years, Ruskin College has played a key role in promoting educational access and has been associated with various social movements in the UK.