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Radical Accessibility at UCL: Reflections from Disability History Month
“Accessibility isn’t more work, you were just cutting corners before. The work was incomplete.” With this striking reminder, we kicked off Disability History Month with an online panel event exploring a powerful question: “What would radical accessibility look like at UCL?”
Your experiences matter - help us push for safer campuses
Help make campuses safer by taking part in a surveyNo student should ever feel unsafe or experience harm while at university. Unfortunately, gender-based violence remains a significant issue within UK higher education, with particular groups at increased risk.
Making Waves: 3,626 Lengths for Movember
A huge congratulations to everyone who participated and volunteered in The UCL Charity Swiamthon 2025 at the London Aquatic Centre.With over 80 participants we reached a total of 3626 lengths of London Aquatic Centre iconic pool, which is 180km.
Action Starts with Us: Community Pathways to Climate Resilience
Author: Ruqaiyyah Abuwala, MSc Sustainable Resources: Economics, Policy & Transitions
What the Autumn Statement Means for UCL Students
As many of you will have seen yesterday, the UK Government delivered its annual budget, known as the Autumn Statement. This sets out the country’s spending and taxing plans for the year ahead.
16 Days of Activism to End Gender-based Violence
Devi, your Women's Officer, speaks to us about the activity she has organised for the 16 Days of Activism to End Gender-based Violence campaign.
"I feel guilty about my expenses"
Welcome to our Money Diaries series. Here, you can step into the shoes of students from all walks of life at UCL and uncover an intimate glimpse into their weekly spending habits. Now more than ever, we believe it's important to open up the conversation about finance while working to support you through the use of our Union services.
Winter flavours on campus
The lights are twinkling across campus, you're planning a festive feast with your flatmates, it's deceptively chilly, and the decorations are going up in our bars and cafés. It's officially the winter season of good cheer and cold noses!
Academic Rep of the Month - November 2025
Academic Reps do one of the most important jobs in the Union: They ensure students have a voice in enhancing their education.
UCL have launched a refreshed brand
UCL have shared their new visual identity – a bold new logo and refreshed look ready for their 200th anniversary celebrations in 2026.
Free TeamUCL Gym Passes for Disabled Students' Network members!
Get your free TeamUCL Gym pass, exclusively for Disabled Students' Network members during Disability History Month 2025!TeamUCL Gym have partnered with Danilo, Disabled Students' Officer, and the Disabled Students' Network to offer free gym passes to network members.
Academic Rep in Focus: Isabella Purves
Academic Reps do one of the most important jobs in the Union: They represent your academic interests and ensure students have a voice in enhancing their education.
UCL! The Musical Writer and Composer student call-out
About the rolesThe engagement will run from January 2026 until the final performance in late November 2026.  Most of the creative work can be done independently, allowing you to manage it around your studies.  There will be some specified R&D commitments, regular meetings, and draf
Students organising for sustainability: Sustainability Task Forces
What is the Students' Union UCL Sustainability Council (SusCo)?The Students' Union UCL Sustainability Council (SusCo) exists to foster collaboration and environmental action across our student community.
Social Enterprise blogs
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Sabbatical Officer End of November Updates
The Sabbatical Officers write a fortnightly update on the work they've been doing to represent you. Their reports cover updates on current projects and collaborations with different student groups, academic departments, and community organisations. 
How Social Enterprise Builds Community and Purpose at UCL
Find your people, find your purpose We know that fitting into a big university like UCL can be hard, and it’s not always easy to feel connected to others and to the wider London community. Our
A Fairer Future for Student Renters: What the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 Means for You
By Hana, your Welfare and Community Officer
Reflecting on Transgender Day of Remembrance
Mia, your Trans* Officer, reflects on why being the leader of the Trans* Students' Network is such an important role.
Your Top Study Survival Tips (According to You)
Written by Hana Mougharbel, your Welfare and Community Officer