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Creative things to do in London for LGBTQ+ History Month
LGBTQ+ History Month is an opportunity to look beyond linear timelines and celebrate the many ways queer lives, cultures, and resistances have shaped our world.
Free Project Active sessions, exclusively for LGBTQ+ and Trans* Students' Network members during LGBT+ History Month 2026!
Get your free Project Active sessions, exclusively for LGBTQ+ and Trans* Students' Network members during LGBT+ History Month 2026!Project Active have partnered with Rosanna, LGBTQ+ Students' Officer, and Mia, Trans* Students Officer, and their Student Networks to offer free project ac
Free TeamUCL Gym Passes for LGBTQ+ and Trans* Students' Network members!
Get your free TeamUCL Gym pass, exclusively for LGBTQ+ and Trans* Students' Network members during LGBT+ History Month 2026!TeamUCL Gym have partnered with Rosanna, LGBTQ+ Students' Officer, and Mia, Trans* Students Officer, and their Student Networks to offer free gym passes to networ
Leadership Race: 'I represent and champion my community'
All areas of student life, from clubs, societies and networks to the whole the Students' Union, are led by an incredible group of student leaders, and you can be a student leader too. Each year thousands put themselves forward in the Leadership Race.
Finding an LGBTQ+ community at UCL
Written by an anonymous student
How to have the BEST time at Glittoris
Written by Zoe Dahse, History & Spanish BAHi, I’m Zoe! I’m a 3rd year student studying History with Spanish. I’ve been to Glittoris six times, because it’s an event I enjoy and support so much.
Asexuality At University: A Path Of Discovery
Written by an anonymous student
On A Queer Note: LGBTQIA+ Identity Discourse in Contemporary Popular Music
Written by Zoe Dahse, History & Spanish BA
9 LGBTQ+ Movies You Have To Watch
From comedy to romance, thriller to tear-jerker, here's the LGBTQ+ movies you just have to add to your Letterboxd watchlist.
Transgender Day of Visibility
Trans Day of Visibility takes place every year on 31 March, and is a time to celebrate trans and non-binary people and raise awareness of discrimination faced by trans people worldwide.
What does LGBTQ+ History Month mean to you?
From an interview with Xuyi Wang, LGBQ+ Officer 
Being trans at UCL
From an interview with Sasha Max Tscheltzoff, Trans Officer