Support over the Break
Advice Service Our Advice Service reception will be closed from 16:00 on Friday 13 December 2024 to 10:00 on Monday 6 January 2025 for the Winter Break.
Bloomsbury Fitness Christmas Refurbishment
Your new gym space is on the way!We are really excited to announce that over the Christmas break your campus gym will be undergoing a total refurbishment!
Eda: My First Term Reflection
Reflecting on my first term as the Equity and Inclusion Officer As my first term as Equity and Inclusion Officer comes to an end, I am taking a moment to reflect on the progress, challenges, and highlights of these past months.
eVisa and BRP update
The Government will no longer proceed with the full implementation of eVisas from 1 January 2025, as originally planned, to make a smoother transition to the new system.
Major Main Quad Redevelopment
The Main Quad and surrounding buildings will undergo a major transformation next year, and we’re really excited about the possibilities for the future.
Neal Street Rewards
If you haven't heard about us before, welcome to Neal Street Rewards, our loyalty app.
COP29: Elevating the Student Voice in Climate Action
Last week, I had the privilege of representing students and young people at COP29, the United Nations' annual climate conference, to share our concerns for climate action and sustainability. COP (the Conference of the Parties) is where nations convene to negotiate solutions to the critical challenges posed by climate change.
Winter flavours on campus
The lights are twinkling across campus, you're planning a festive feast with your flatmates, it's deceptively chilly, and the decorations are up in our bars and cafés. It's officially the winter season of good cheer and cold noses!
Tastes Like Home: Celebrating diversity and supporting students facing hardship
We're proud to launch Tastes Like Home, a cookbook created by students, for students, in celebration of the rich diversity of our student community.
An easy way to help us support students facing financial hardship
We’re fundraising to support even more students with the cost of living. Last academic year we awarded more than £215,000 in hardship grants, helping students pay bills, deal with emergencies, and get involved in student life.
Winter Break Opening Hours
If you need any support or help during the Christmas holidays then we've put together this list of support services that are available over the holidays.
My (instant) COP29 reflections
I've recently returned to the UK after representing UCL students at COP29. My initial feelings were mixed. As a diplomacy freak, this was my first time attending a conference of this scale.
The Hanger Winter Pop-Up Shop has arrived
Your Hanger Pop-Up Shop has arrivedWell hello there! There's something new in town this winter. Is it a Christmas market? A stall selling food you'd never heard of before but now crave with everything in you? No, it's better - the Hanger has it's very own pop-up shop!
Postgraduate Results Day 2024: Your options
This advice applies to postgraduate results from the 2023/24 academic year.
Renting Uncovered: Myths and Facts for Students
As the academic year progresses, you may become dissatisfied with your renting conditions. Your Students’ Union UCL Advice Service frequently encounters misconceptions about renters’ rights. We want to help you understand the truth behind these myths so you can navigate your renting experience with greater confidence. 
Our response to the Renters' Reform Bill call for evidence
In September Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner introduced the
Cheap eats on campus
Let's be honest. London living is expensive, which is why when we redeveloped our Print Room Café menu this year we acted on the feedback you gave us to include more budget friendly options and expand our menu to include breakfast as well as lunch options.
Response to the tuition fees and maintenance loan increase announcement
The Government have announced an increase to the Home student tuition fee by £285 to £9,535 per year and an increase in maintenance loans from September 2025.
From Forum to COP: How Students Are Shaping My Agenda
This week, I had the opportunity to meet with students at the Sustainability Forum, hosted by Sustainable UCL and myself, to discuss your climate concerns, explore ideas, and outline urgent climate action initiatives.
Celebrating Diwali in the UK
Diwali, the 'festival of lights,' is celebrated by over a billion people worldwide across various faiths, including Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists. While its origin stories vary, they all share a common theme: the victory of good over evil and light over darkness.