British Active Student Survey is now live
Did you know that active students have higher mental wellbeing, social inclusion, and greater positive perceptions of academic attainment and employability compared to inactive students?
Bryn Saunders - Fencing
Bryn SaundersSport: FencingCourse: PhD Environmental ScienceAmbition: I want to win the BUCS Nationals and qualify for the European Championships
Garden Get-together with Action on Hearing Loss
After an amazing first day at the London Museum of Water & Steam, our second Social Hackathon took place with Action on Hearing Loss.
Phineas Press Comment
NOVEMBER 2019We are starting a conversation about our mascot, Phineas. Below is a statement quotable from a Students' Union UCL spokesperson. 
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:
What's On: UCL This Girl Can 2019
This UCL Girl Can Week: 18 - 24 November#ThisGirlCan #FitGotReal #UCLThisGirlCan #ProjectActiveUCLAll activities are female only and suitable for complete beginners.No club/society or gym membership needed. Pre-booking required as spaces are limited, please book you place via the links below.
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.
Reporting to UCL
On UCL campus – call security 24/7 from any UCL phone on 222 or 020 7679 2108 (Security can then call emergency services and ensure they are guided to the correct location).
Reporting to the Union
Students’ Union UCL has a firm zero tolerance stance towards any form of harassment, sexual misconduct and bullying. This means that we will not tolerate it in any of our spaces or at any of our events. If you experience any of these behaviours whilst at the union or union-run events:
Information for UCL Students
Get involvedOnly UCL departments can book workshops for the programme on behalf of their students. But, if students wish participate in the Programme, we highly encouragem them to email their departments regarding their interest.
Tackling Unacceptable Behaviours at UCL
What does it mean to be an Active Bystander?An Active Bystander aims to challenge poor behaviours, and bring about cultural alteration through the strengthening messages that define boundaries of unacceptable behaviour.
Our Aims
Full Stop to bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct
The Active Bystander Programme – Our History
Since launching at UCL, The Active Bystander Programme has trained over 65,000 students, student leaders and student staff, empowering them to identify and challenge poor behaviour to help create a safer and more inclusive environment. But how did we get here?
Aidan Roberts - Climbing
 Aidan RobertsSport: ClimbingCourse: MathematicsAmbition: Top 10 ranking in a World Cup 2020Sporting Achievements:18th in Vail bouldering World Cup 2018 and European youth bouldering champion 2015
Mastering the Master's
As a Master’s student, all you have is a year to master the subject. So, is one year good enough to master the subject in a real sense or there is more to the course than just attaining high grades?  
Life after a Master's
By Rammohan Khanapurkar, UCL Institute of Education- MA Education and International Development (2018-19)  
Managing Debt
Having debts that you can’t manage can be very stressful and it can affect your health, lifestyle and even your ability to continue your course at UCL. However, help is available. We’ve split this section into priority and non-priority debts.
Budgeting and Managing Your Income
Managing money at uni can feel overwhelming – but you don’t have to do it alone. Whether it’s budgeting tips, saving on food, or understanding your income, we’ve got practical resources to help you feel more confident. Take control of your finances with friendly, free support made for students like you.
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...
Year 1 evaluation
Read about the first year of the community research initiative!