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Newman College is an Australian Roman Catholic co educational residential college affiliated with the University of Melbourne. It houses about 220 undergraduate students and about 80 postgraduate students and tutors. The college is named after John Henry Newman, a former Anglican and major figure in the Oxford Movement who became a Catholic in the 19th century. Although affiliated with the University of Melbourne, a small number of students attend the Australian Catholic University, RMIT University and Monash University's Parkville campus. The college motto is Luceat Lux Vestra, translated from Latin as "Let Your Light Shine".

The majority of undergraduates live in the Carr and Mannix wings, which flank the domed dining room and are connected by a parapet. Undergraduates also live in the balcony rooms in Donovan wing, and in Fleming House at 950 Swanston St. Graduate students are accommodated in a variety of terrace houses opposite the college on Swanston St and in self contained apartments behind the Donovan wing.

All undergraduate members of Newman College are accepted into the Newman College Students' Club, a self governing incorporated organisation which runs day to day and special events in the college. A general committee is elected annually. The portfolios include vice president, secretary, community service, culture, equity and female and male sports representatives.

All members of the college administration, as well as tutors, academics in residence and postgraduate students (and some senior undergraduate students), comprise the Senior Common Room (SCR). Like the Students' Club, the SCR annually elect a president, secretary and treasurer, among other portfolios, to organise several events throughout the year.

The college places a strong emphasis on participation in co curricular activities, with music, sport and the dramatic arts playing a large role in life at Newman. Soirées are held many times throughout the year, showcasing the talents of the students, with the Peter L'Estrange SJ Prize awarded to the best performing artist in college. The Michael Scott SJ Prize is the annual art competition. The Albert Power SJ Medallion for Debating is named after Newman's second rector, Albert Power SJ. The Choir of Newman College, established in 2002, is a chapel and concert choir. Newman has a strong sporting culture, having won more than half of the intercollegiate football premierships ever played. The college is also a strong participant in intercollegiate art, music and culture events, winning the 2022 Intercollegiate Culture Cup.

Newman awards financial aid in the form of scholarships and bursaries to around 75% of residents. Scholarships are awarded to both domestic and international students, of total value of up to $10,000. Newman applicants may also apply for the University of Melbourne Residential College Access Scholarship, which supports Indigenous students and regional students from a disadvantaged financial background to stay in college during their degree.

The college hosts regular Irish studies seminars which are open to the public.

As of 2024, the rector of the college is Daniel Madigan , a Jesuit priest, Islamic Studies scholar, academic. Order Title Rector Term start Term end Time in office Notes 1 The Very Rev. James O'Dwyer 1918 1919 years 2 The Very Rev. Albert Power 1919 1923 years 3 The Very Rev. Jeremiah Murphy 1923 1954 years 4 The Very Rev. Philip Gleeson 1954 1961 years 5 The Very Rev. Michael Scott 1961 1968 years 6 The Very Rev. Gerald Daily 1968 1977 years 7 The Very Rev. Brian Fleming 1977 1986 years 8 The Very Rev. William Uren 1987 1990 years 9 The Very Rev. Peter L'Estrange 1991 2005 years Moved to Campion Hall, Oxford 10 The Very Rev. William Uren 2006 2019 years Remains a scholar in residence 11 The Very Rev. Frank Brennan 2020 2023 years Moved to Brisbane12The Very Rev. Daniel Madigan 2024present