Charles Lowe. The money raised in this appeal, together with grants from the Commonwealth and State Governments, made it possible to complete the first phase of the college building by the beginning of 1964. In 2007, the Brian James Wing of the college was completed providing modern en suite accommodation units for third year Undergraduate Students and Graduate Students, as well as Tutor accommodation and a Visiting Scholars' Apartment. Sport St Hilda's College participates in the Intercollegiate Sporting Council (ICSC) competition. Sports available to all residents include: netball, Australian rules football, soccer, women's softball, athletics, men's cricket, swimming, rowing, and hockey. Additional sports are also offered on an alternative year basis, these include: basketball, tennis, volleyball, badminton, squash, and table tennis. Cultural The Intercollegiate Activities Committee (ICAC) run a number of events with which St Hilda's participate. These provide the opportunity for each of the colleges associated with The University of Melbourne to engage with members of other colleges from the university. Events include: Intercollegiate 'Fresher Dance Off' in which first year students present a dance learnt in their 'O Week' to the other colleges with one college crowned the winner. Battle of the Bands involves each participating college forming a band and presenting a short set to the audience, with again one college being crowned the winner. Other ICAC events open to all colleges include trivia nights, public speaking events, theatre games and more. Leadership Brenda Holt has presided as principal of the college since 2017. James Hardiman is the current Dean of Students. References External links St Hilda's College Residential colleges of the University of Melbourne