Analogue Magazine

We aim to create:

a magazine publication termly, publishing creative pieces in all mediums: creative writing, reviews, photography, satire, fashion, opinion pieces, news, research articles, essays etc- a collaborative effort in a structured manner
zines published by you the members- can be created individually and published through the society or can be collaborative
a platform for any creative projects by you the members on our website, social media and exhibitions such as films, art, phorography, music, creative writing etc AS WELL AS research projects, essays, critiques, analysis etc.
events to showcase members' creative work such as exhibitions, screenings etc
events like museum visits, talks, workshops etc to inspire creativity and build skills
socials events to have fun!

Events

Analogue x Solidaritee Sip n Paint!!

02/11/2026 | 17:00 - 19:00

🎨 ANALOGUE MAGAZINE x SOLIDARITEE UCL: SIP N’ PAINT! 🖌️

Join us for a creative evening of sipping, painting and making a difference! Come along to unwind, get creative and connect with others while supporting an important cause.

Who is Solidaritee UCL? 🌍 Solidaritee UCL is an international, student-led charity fighting for long-term change in the refugee crisis.

💌 TICKETS: £3 -

Analogue x Sri Lanka Soc Chai Bar and Movie Night!!

23/11/2026 | 16:45 - 19:00

☕🎬 ANALOGUE MAGAZINE x SRI LANKA SOC: CHAI BAR & MOVIE NIGHT! ✨

Need a cosy evening to unwind? Join Analogue Magazine and Sri Lanka Soc for a chilled chai and movie night! Come along to enjoy a delicious chai latte, snacks, and a film in good company. The perfect chance to relax, meet new people and take a little break from uni life. 🫶

☕ WHAT’S INCLUDED?

A chai latte
Tasty snacks
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More information

Student groups are run by UCL students and facilitated by Students’ Union UCL. The Union is an educational charity and part of how it supports the education of students at UCL is through facilitating a diverse range of opportunities for students to run, join and experience different interests, groups and activities. Each student group decides its own events, activities and views (within our risk management framework).

Student groups are intended to represent the full range of views amongst our diverse student community. The Union does not endorse, approve or speak for any student group, and their statements and activities do not represent the Union’s position.