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Nominate yourself to become a representative
Become a Student RepresentativeNominations are now OPEN to become a student representative! Read on to find out more about being a rep, how to get involved, and the exciting journey ahead of you.
The Participation Fund Is Open
What is the Participation Fund? The Participation Fund is a pot of money to support current UCL students who are experiencing financial hardship and are therefore facing significant financial barriers accessing Students’ Union UCL club
A new way to help you flexibly manage your studies
Sometimes life gets in the way of your deadlines and it’s important you’re supported to be autonomous learners and help balance the challenges of study, life and your wellbeing.
University Challenge 2026 - Join the UCL team...
Have you got what it takes to represent UCL in the next year's BBC University Challenge competition? Since 1964, students from across the UK have competed to be crowned University Challenge champions.
Your complete guide to student groups
Part of the university experience is making friends, and one of the ways in which you can do this is by joining Clubs and Socieities. Before you start joining, here's all you need to know about them...
TeamUCL Sports Club Competition
Win your Sports Club £250!Bloomsbury Fitness are giving you the chance to win your club £250 and spend it how you like!
How to Get Saving - UK Savings Week 2024
Managing your money as a student can be hard, especially when starting a new course or academic year. That’s why its important to start the year right by making sure you have a clear budget to make your money work for you.
10 Ways to Master Life In Halls
Written by Victoria Skala, studying Human Sciences BSc
The best gym offer in central London
Join the gym with our annual student offer
The best loyalty cards for UCL Students
We've highlighted the top rewards programmes available for popular sites around campus!It’s important to note that whilst rewards programmes are great and there are lots of incentives to spend out there, you should think carefully about your finances and how best to spend your money.
Support for our diverse student community
Our community is incredibly saddened and distressed by the violent scenes in some cities which have spread across the country in the past few days. We are appalled by the rise in anti-Islamic rhetoric and wider unrest, and our hearts go out to everyone affected by these actions.
Awards success for our bars!
We were thrilled last month when our bars were awarded not one but two recognitions at the 2024 NUS Trading Conference.  Gathering together Students’ Unions from across the country, our Bars Team were thrilled to receive Best Bar None Gold Accreditation and Best Cocktail Production Award this year.
The 2023-24 year in numbers
It’s been another busy year for us here at Students’ Union UCL. We’ve reached more students than ever before and have seen the highest level of participation across our social and extracurricular activities. 
Meet your Sabbatical Officers for 2024-2025
Each July a new team of Sabbatical Officers start their year in office, leading Students' Union UCL. The new team are getting settled into their roles right now.What do they do?
What we want to see from the new Government
Throughout their election campaign, we have welcomed Labour's recognition of the opportunities Higher Education creates across the country and the acknowledgement that the current Higher Education settlement does not work.
Women in Business - Rachel-Flore Pardo
Interviewed by Elisa de Aragao Bibay & Alice Borgida
Euros 2024 Live
Euro Fever continues so get the squad together and head on over for a night to remember. There will be goals, tears, cheers and cheap drinks flowing and we’d love for you to join us at The Institute Bar for this year’s championship.
General Election 2024: Party Manifesto Analysis
Which political party's manifesto does the most to make student life and higher education better?Party Manifesto Summaries We’ve laid out how their policies will impact university students as students.
Academic Misconduct: What happens if I receive an allegation?
Receiving an allegation of Academic Misconduct can be stressful, but understanding the process can help you navigate it calmly and effectively. Here’s what you can expect.
Finding an LGBTQ+ community at UCL
Written by an anonymous student