Creating a queer history tour of UCL
I spent summer 2022 undertaking an Education, Practice and Society Undergraduate Research Fellowship supervised by Professor Georgina Brewis as part of the Generation UCL project.
Dissertation Showcase 2022
At the Community Research Initiative, we are always looking for ways to celebrate! Especially when it comes to our students and local Community Partners who have spent the summer collaborating on a research project.  
Twenty Years of Student Volunteering at UCL
From 7 November to 20 January, we'll be celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Volunteering Service with an exhibition in UCL Wilkins North Cloisters.
"He swung at me, I ducked": My Experience of Asian Hate
We are striving to tackle the cost-of-living crisis
We are striving to tackle the cost-of-living crisisUCL students face a challenging academic year due to the rise in the cost-of-living: UCL estimates essential livin
UCL’s Queer History: A summer research project
Milo Edwards, a BA Education Studies student, reflects on their summer research fellowship with Generation UCL. 
Top 10 tips from UCL students for taking care of your mental health
Top 10 tips from UCL students for taking care of your mental healthWe know that most of the time being a student is exciting and fun, but living away from home and getting the right work-life balance can be a challenge sometimes.
Slide into City Mill Skate at UCL East
Landing at UCL East this October is a new place to hang - City Mill Skate.Right next to One Pool Street is City Mill Skate. The unique space is full of permanent skateable objects, and makes a great addition to London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Welcome 2022
This year, we welcomed our largest-ever cohort of new students. Student expectations are understandably high, UCL is a world-leading university and the way we welcome students to their new university helps set the tone for the year to come.
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Why everyone should become an Active Bystander
Written by Kajsa Persson, Law BA
Only spending one year at UCL? Here's what you HAVE to do...
Maybe you’re starting a postgrad degree, or you’re about to embark on the final year of your course. You’re studying in one of the biggest cities of the world, and your wonderful Students’ Union (we’re blushing) have an unbelievable amount of events, opportunities, clubs and societies for you to get involved in – so what do you do?!
A Whistlestop Tour of the Martial Arts Disciplines Practiced at UCL
Martial arts are a huge part of sports at TeamUCL with fourteen martial arts clubs, making up nearly 20% of the clubs in TeamUCL but it’s easier to get confused as to what the difference is between this diverse, broad collection of sports.
Fingers on buzzers - introducing UCL's 2022 University Challenge Team
If you've ever watched BBC's University Challenge, you'll know the feeling of satisfaction when you get even one question right. The show has been running since 1964, seeing students from across the UK compete against each other in a battle of not-so-general knowledge.
How to hack your first week at UCL
Written by Isabelle Osbourne, Third-year BA English student & Laura Ihm, Masters in Applied Medical Sciences
Postgrad Myth-Busting
So you're about to start your postgraduate studies at UCL - congratulations! You've made the right choice. UCL has a huge & lively postgrad community, and we're here to help you be as involved as you can.
More than £500k of extra funding to support students in financial need
The Cost of Living crisis will affect everyone, especially students who are already financially stretched. Over the summer we’ve been working to establish new and expanded support for students who may be facing financial hardship over the coming year.
Support for students affected by the rising cost of living
We know that many of our students are concerned about the rising cost of living, and we are committed to supporting those in need. Today, we are announcing additional support for students affected by the cost of living.  
"He swung at me, I ducked": My Experience of Asian Hate
Since the start of the pandemic, the Metropolitan Police found that Asian hate crime has risen three-fold. However, many incidents stay unreported due to feelings of hopelessness, the normalisation of hate, a distrust of law enforcement, and inaccessibility of reporting.
In a UCL Hall? Find some volunteering close to home!
If you’re in UCL Halls, volunteering is a great way to feel part of the neighbourhood and get to meet people. To help you discover the community on your doorstep, we've curated a list of current volunteering opportunities for every UCL Hall of residence - all within twenty minutes walk.