Leadership Race 2019: Results
And the votes are in! Thank you to everyone who has voted in this Leadership Race - you have made sure that the cogs of democracy are still turning. 5,909 students cast 28,578 votes and we can now announce your student leaders for next year. 
Who's running in the Leadership Race?
This is it! Your candidates are here to race to become the next leaders of our Union. Who will you choose? You can see the full list of candidates here, read thier manifestos and see what great things they will be doing for you next academic year. 
Full Stop to bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct
I am excited to announce that UCL has taken a stand against bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct by launching ‘FULL STOP’. Full stop is a campaign aimed at challenging unacceptable behaviour through promoting inclusive and positive behaviours amongst students and staff.
Panafrik 2019: A night to remember
On 2 February, the African Carribean Society put on a mega-show which included dancing, drama, spoken word and a fashion show. There was a lot going on, but it was Panafrik 2019 after all, and there's a reason why it's so popular and why it sold out!  
Cheap eats around campus
Written by Lola Kveton and Irma Delmonte
"How do I manage sports alongside academics?"
Written by Hugo Fleming -  Modern Pentathlon and Athletics Elite Athlete
Spotlight on: BME Women's Rep
Community Change is the part of the Students' Union that works with Student Leaders to make positive changes here at UCL and beyond. Our work ranges from campaigns, policy-change, events, resource creation and more. In our 'Spotlight On' series, you will get to know some of your Student Leaders and learn about the great work they are doing. First up is our BME Women's Rep, Joelle!
What have previous Sabb Officers gone on to do?
We often say that being a student leader is an amazing opportunity. That the skills you learn and the experiences you have will stay with you, long after you've left. But you don't have to take our word for it.
Chinese New Year through the eyes of a fluffy dog costume
Chinese New Year is the most important festival in the Chinese Lunar Calendar. In China and other Asian countries, it is a national holiday and celebrations usually last several days or even up to two weeks.
Special Circumstances for Exams
We know how stressful it can be, especially if there are mitigating factors that will impact on your performance. Our Advice Service is here to support you through your exams and assessments - they’ve put together some information that may come in handy over the coming term. 
Lunar New Year - Year of the Dragon!
Lunar New Year is here and it's the year of the Dragon!  Here’s some info on the celebrations and how you can get involved.
It's hard not to be happy here!
 It might be dark outside, but the basement of Roseberry Avenue is filled with laughter and bright sounds. The children here are blissfully occupied with the act of creating things. Colleen, the lovely and energetic woman who brings everything together, is teaching them pottery.
50by2020: make UCL 50% Vegan by 2020
In 2019, Discussions about sustainability and the future of the human species seem more important than ever. On this topic you are never far from a discussion on veganism and plant-based diets. Whether you are taking part in Veganuary or want to know more about Vegansim, the Vegan & Vegetarian Society is a great place to start!
UCL students make a BIG difference and here’s how…
Last year, over 2200 UCL students took time out from their studies to volunteer on projects across London. Each and every one of them made a difference to other people - add it all together and it’s clear that our volunteers are making a big impact. Collectively, they put in 62400 hours – that’s the equivalent of one person volunteering full time for over 32 years! 
Raising Mental Health Awareness
At the end of November, UCL Men's Football Club suffered a devastating loss with a member of the club sadly taking his own life. His passing bought home the reality of how important the issue of mental health is, which is why the club is making it their absolute priority to tackle this growing problem and honour his passing in the best way they can. 
Meet your Mature and Part-Time Students' Officer
We talked to Sadiya Khanom, your Mature and Part-Time Students’ Officer for 2019 - 2020. She would love to get to know all the students that she is representing, so come along to her walk in talk sessions or her coffee mornings. Here's a bit more about herself.
An "oasis" at UCL
Written by an anonymous studentI joined the Jazz Society choir in my second year after spending the entirety of the first year stalking them on Instagram – they were a lively society whose every event seemed successful, large, and, well, jazzy.
New. Start. Now
It’s a new year and the perfect time to start something you didn’t get around to in term one. Like joining a society, learning yoga, volunteering or playing sport. It’s never too late to start.
Academic Rep of the Month - December 2018
As your Union, one of our most important jobs is representing your academic interests and making sure you can influence the way UCL works.  The best way for us to do this is by working with Academic Reps in every UCL Department.
Team UCL Sports Clubs raised a whopping £25,685.91 for Movember
Every November, as part of the Movember Foundation's campaign, this moustache-growing month takes place to raise awareness and fundraise for cancer and men's mental health.