 Under the auspices of Rabbi Dr Jonathan Sacks and with the financial backing of Stanley Kalms, chairman of Dixons, the College relocated in 1984 to its current building, now known as Schaller House, in Hendon, North-West London, close to the hub of London's Jewish community.In 1998, the University of London announced that it would be terminating the "Associated Institute" status that the College and three other small institutions enjoyed.Jews' College was forced to seek an academic partner within the University in order to be able to continue its degree programmes.