Women’s History Month: Creative Ways to Celebrate!
March is Women’s History Month — a month to celebrate, amplify and experience the stories, culture and creative contributions of women across history and in the present day. So, whether you’re exploring museums, listening to live music, getting hands-on with art, or hearing new voices on stage, there are plenty of ways to celebrate!
How can my research skills make an impact beyond the lab?
PhD student Hanna Lewicka reflects about her experience at the Community Research Initiative's Research Consultancy Training - and how an event from her Students' Union inspired her to think about research skills and collaborations in new ways...
What's it really like to be a Postgraduate Student at UCL? Our research into support, belonging and wellbeing
What is it really like to be a Postgraduate Student at UCL? Are there adequate support systems in place? How far do postgraduate students feel a sense of belonging to UCL? How is their overall sense of wellbeing?
Leadership is about being human: reflections from a former Sabbatical Officer
We talked to Dr Lalith Wijedoru, former part-time Executive Officer as well as a full-time Sabbatical Officer, about his experience representing students - the initiatives he helped shape, the skills he learnt, and how the role influenced his career and confidence long after graduation.
Women's History Month
Women’s History Month, which takes place every March, is a time for celebrating the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society. The month is a brilliant opportunity to reflect on and recognise the strength and many accomplishments of brilliant women throughout history that are long overdue.