UCL joins Defence Universities Alliance despite backlash

UCL is set to become a founding member of a controversial Ministry of Defence initiative despite criticism from students and staff.

UCL hosts gender critical book launch on women’s sports

Despite concerns for student safety, UCL Women’s Liberation hosted the book launch last week

UCL moves up to eighth place in the new QS World Rankings

Having been ranked ninth for the last three years, the University has finally moved up one place in the tables

'It felt like a punishment': Is UCL doing enough to tackle sexual violence?

A conversation with a student about her experience navigating sexual violence at UCL spotlighted concerns about the quality of support offered to rape survivors on campus

Finances and accounts of 2025: UCL still making millions despite backdrop of deficits across UK Higher Education

The University ended the financial year with over £100 million going spare, continuing a trend of success against the backdrop of a struggling Higher Education industry

Chuck Brody’s Totally-Not-Government-Sponsored Tips & Tricks to Bypassing The Online Safety Act

In light of the Government's planned social media ban, Chuck Brody has got you covered

God, you’re all so predictable

Pie couldn't care less...

SAS tries to rescue granny from National Student Survey hostage situation

The SAS was deployed to North Yorkshire to free a student's grandma after the NSS took her hostage

What the Hell is an English degree?

Students in the department raised concerns after a coursemate who had not done the reading spoke for 14 consecutive minutes