The Road Back to Normal
The next stage of reopening campus begins on Monday 17 May. It’s been a long and difficult few months, but we’re slowly getting back to doing all the things we love so much.
Mental Health Awareness Week
The theme for Mental Health Awareness Week this year is nature. There is a clear link between spending time in nature and positive wellbeing, as you may have discovered over the course of the last year!
Unexpected disruptions to your exams or assessments
As we head towards the main exam period, it is possible that your revision or exams may be unexpectedly disrupted. If your assessments are impacted by serious events such as illness, bereavement or self-isolation, you can apply for Extenuating Circumstances.
Why is getting students back to campus at the earliest possible opportunity no longer a priority?
The Government announcement this week that a “return to in-person teaching [will be] alongside step 3 of the road map, when restrictions on social contact will be eased further and the majority of indoor settings can reopen”
Shortlist Announced for The Education Awards 2021
The annual Education Awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of staff and students and their contributions to our learning community through the following awards:
Our research into the student experience this year, and the case for fee refunds
On 22 March, we met with Universities Minister, Michelle Donelan MP, to make the case for tuition fee refunds and continued support for students this year. After a productive and wide-ranging conversation, we shared the following Insight Report with her:
Tips for remote studying
11 tips to be precise...Preparing for exams can be a difficult process at the best of times, let alone in the current lockdown conditions. To try and help navigate these exceptional circumstances, we’ve put together some tips on how to prepare for your upcoming assessments and to look after yourself whilst studying remotely. 
Covid-19: Our Roadmap to reopening
In line with the latest government announcements, outdoor sports facilities are permitted to reopen and be used by groups no larger than six people from Monday 29 March.
Leadership Race: The Results
The votes are in the count is complete.9,473 of you voted. The most ever at UCL. That’s 19.58% of all UCL students, 60% higher than last year.
Liberation Officers: Question the Candidates
We spoke to the Liberation Officers running in this year's Leadership Race so you could get a better idea of who they are and what they stand for. We asked them these questions:
Leadership Race, candidates announced
It's the biggest election UCL has ever seen! 1,000s of students have put themselves forward to make a difference, come and have a look at what they plan to do for you.
Welcome to Women's History Month
Happy International Women's DayI’m writing this expecting it to go out on March 8th, globally recognised as International Women’s Day; set a week into Women’s History Month, and I find myself struggling to connect to the very concept.
Move for University Mental Health Day
Being physically active is one of the most important things we can do to support our own wellbeing. To celebrate University Mental Health Day, we are launching an activity challenge for all students and staff at UCL running 5th March - 12th March. 
UCL's No Detriment 2021 Explained
Last summer UCL put a policy in place to make sure that no student would be academically disadvantaged by the pandemic, this included the alternative teaching and assessment arrangements as well as measures to ensure students experienced no detriment to their grades or progression.
Update from International Officers on the Tuition Fees Reduction
First of all, we want to sincerely thank you for sending us so many honest stories. Your arguments helped us in our work with International Students' Representatives of Russell Group Universities across the UK and will continue to be a source of evidence for our appeals to UCL, Russell Group and the government.
Welcome to LGBT+ History Month!
To start LGBT+ History Month off, we thought we’d introduce the LGBT+ Network at Students’ Union UCL.
Our priorities with the new Provost
In December 2020 we asked you what issues we should ask the new Provost Dr Michael Spence to prioritise. We wanted to know what issues we should focus on first in order to make your experience of UCL better.  
New changes to the way you're represented at UCL
The final part of a long-term project to improve the way you’re represented at UCL has been completed. In 2019 we launched a democracy review which led to the introduction of new forums to discuss and debate ideas and policies, helping you make change happen.
Let's start Term 2 in a good way
It can be a difficult time to motivate ourselves, we know, we’re feeling it too.
No detriment policy and value for money
To all UCL Students,