“I get to interact with people outside my usual social sphere”
Crystal Chong and Gabriel Shen are the Project Leaders for Data for Good, a Student-Led Volunteering Project that help charities with data analysis to produce better results in their fields.
Useful apps: Coronavirus
You probably have quite a few apps on your phone already that help you navigate and manage your ‘normal’ life. Now that life is not quite as normal for a while, there are some apps that may help you to better your mental and physical health. Saying that, you should for sure keep those apps forever.
Get the facts
There has been a lot of misinformation and fear mongering being spread in relation to COVID-19. If you want to stay informed about the latest developments, we’ve listed a few sources below that will tell you all the correct info you need to know.  
Tips for staying at home
It's important to remember that staying at home may be difficult, but you are helping to protect yourself and others by doing it.NHS England
When you need to speak to someone
It’s okay to not be okay and to struggle with everything that is going on at the moment. There are a lot of charities out there that are here to help you if you need them. You may have not considered this before, but talking through what you’re feeling with someone else could make all the difference.
How to look after your mental health
The current situation is so far from anything we know or have experienced before, that you may feel anxious, stressed, worried, overwhelmed or confused about it all. In fact, it’s completely normal to feel differently about it on different days, or even different times of the day. 
Slack and Teams
Volunteering: why it's good to plan ahead
It's never too early to start thinking about your volunteering journey, so we've put together a few things you can keep in mind, along with some student stories, to show you why volunteering is always worth it. It's always good to plan ahead for the next academic year, especially if you’re expecting to be bogged down with deadlines, exams and your extracurriculars.
Varsity 2020: What happened in words and pictures...
TeamUCL has once again managed to defeat KCL in our annual Varsity competition…let’s take a look back at what happened and the athletes that made it possibleWritten by Clara Baltay and Laura Dell'AntonioDay 1 Varsity 2020 kicked off with Weightlifting, who hoisted UCL to its first victory, winning by a sizeable 305 points
Leadership Race: Winners announced
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.
Going the extra mile for charity!
On the very chilly morning of Saturday 7 March, you were most likely asleep in a warm and cosy bed.
Question the Candidates
It's so important that as voters you get the chance to question the students who are running to represent you next year. Unfortunately, we had to cancel the planned a Question the Candidates event on Monday.
Womens' Officer Candidates Answer Your Questions
Here are questions for all candidates running for the position of Women's Officer.
Democracy, Operations and Community Officer Candidates Answer Your Questions
Here are questions for all candidates running for the position of Democracy, Operations, and Community Officer.1. What’s your position on the UCU strikes and the Students’ Union response at UCL?
Postgraduate Officer Candidate Answers Your Questions
Here are questions for Jim, the candidate running for the position of Postgraduate Students' Officer:
Education Officer Candidates Answer Your Questions
Here are questions for all candidates running for the position of Education Officer: 
An update on the Union's response to Coronavirus
The situation in the UK regarding Coronavirus (Covid-19) is developing quickly, and we wanted to be clear about what we’re doing and signpost you to what UCL is doing.
How do I self-define?
Written by Csenga Gabeli, BSc Social SciencesEvery year students are elected as Full-Time officers, Student Leaders and Representative by fellow students. There is only one criterion for eligibility: you need to self-identify with the group you are applying to lead. But what is self-identification and how can you self-identify?
Black & Minority Ethnic Students' Officer Candidate Answers Your Questions
Here are questions for the candidate running for the position of Black & Minority Ethnic Students Officer:  
Welfare & International Officer Candidates Answer Your Questions
Here are questions for all candidates running for the position of Welfare and International Officer: 1. What are your priorities to address in terms of the well-being and equality of all students at UCL?