What happened in the first Zone Meetings?
Last week the brand new Zone Meetings took place: Activities Zone, Education Zone and Welfare and Community Zone. Here’s the highlights, what was discussed and what policies came were passed:
Staying safe at UCL
On the whole, London is a safe city and we want you to enjoy your university experience here as much as possible. However, we are aware that there have been a number of reports of crimes committed recently around Bloomsbury, including a serious incident involving a student today.
A new future for Phineas?
With the recent refurbishment of the Phineas Bar, the Phineas statue has been removed from the bar to keep it safe. Now we want to hear your feedback on what to do next...
New code of practice for PGTA's
By Jim Onyemenam, Postgraduate Students' OfficerI have some great news for you. After three years of campaigning, we have been able to convince UCL to instil a new code of practice for PGTA's ensuring fairer working conditions for Postgraduate Teaching Assistants. 
Rep Elections 2019 Results
 Thanks to all 3,413 students who voted in our Rep Elections.  Congratulations to all and watch this space to find out what they get up to in the year ahead. The results for these elections have been counted and verified.  Overall, 6,310 ballots were cast (including 951 abstentions), by 3,413 voters. 
UCL will completely divest from Fossil Fuels by the end of the year
We've done it! UCL will completely divest from Fossil Fuels by the end of the year.At the October UCL Council Meeting, agreement was reached for UCL to completely divest from fossil fuels.
Students of the Commonwealth: Your vote matters
Written by Alexis Deighton MacIntyre, PhD Student
What your Academic Reps have done for you
Every day, right across every UCL department, some of the over 1600 Academic Representatives work to make your education better. They represent your views in your course, your department and faculty. If you’re a Postgraduate Research student, we have reps for you too.
Project Active: Getting me-time
By Ahsana Parammal Vatteri, PhD in Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering 
"Pick something you’re passionate about and just start there”
Alexandra-Loredana Petrache is a PhD student at UCL.
We hear you...
We asked you lots of questions last year, from how your morning Gordon’s Café coffee is to how your Academic Rep training was. All of that feedback has helped us plan to make the Union a better place over the summer. Here are seven things we’re making better this year: Representative Sabbatical Officers
Five things that have changed since you've been gone
We've been busy. While a lot of you have been off for the summer holidays, we've been busy making some big changes...
TeamUCL as a Fresher
TeamUCL is here if you want to follow your passion for a particular sport. So, what's sports like at UCL? Hear from some of the people that are part of TeamUCL. Bringing with them a range of experiences, we spoke to Makar, Nicholas, Annie and Lottie on what they thought about Team UCL. 
Jumping into a new project
"The support I got from the Volunteering Service was really useful!"
Top tips for distance learning postgraduates like me
Written by Eleanor Booth, Department of Education, Practise and Society
What to do when your results are confirmed
Results day for the 2018-19 academic year is taking place on Tuesday 2nd July. We know this can be a stressful time which is why our Advice Service has put together some useful information about what happens next.
How I got to compete at the World University Games
Caiti, part of the Fencing Club, will be going to the World University Games this weekend.
Student Volunteers: A Year in Photos (Part One)
Even before the academic year had begun, UCL students were busy volunteering.
UCL Women's Hockey Shortlisted for National Award
Great news! UCL Women's Hockey have been nominated for Club of the Year in this year's BUCS awards.The award recognises a club that has demonstrated a commitment to development through innovative and proactive projects and partnerships, resulting in increased participation, inclusion and diversity in its membership as well as a better student experience for it's members.
Three Minute Thesis Final 2019 - Winner Announced
An 80,000 word thesis would take 9 hours to present. Their time limit… 3 minutes!Seventeen doctoral candidates from across all faculties competed in the UCL Three Minute Thesis Final hosted by the Students' Union on 12 June 2019 in the Christopher Ingold XLG2 Auditorium.