News and Investigations
The News and Investigations Team spend anywhere between two weeks and six months researching, interviewing, and writing the very best investigations into life at UCL. The section has covered everything from the recent UCL decision to leave Stonewall to sexual harassment and commercialisation.
If you have something you believe is worth investigating or want to get a story published, contact us via email at investigations@cheesegratermagazine.org or via the anonymous submissions form.
Latest stories
UCL apologises for viral clip showing live worm in Ramsay foodNo jobs for graduates if Union bans oil and gas sponsorships, engineers warn“Significant increase” in phone and internet scams, UCL’s cybersecurity chief warnsScabies crisis under the radar despite rising cases of infection across the UKGovernment to hike tuition fees after Budget fail to mention students
Latest Investigations
Quad Closure: UCL to evict Art Museum following hasty consultation
The UCL Art Museum is being ‘evicted’ by the University in a ‘hugely sensitive and problematic’ move that has angered students, academics, and museum ...
Latest News
The Digestive – Issue 4
Good morning.
Hope you have had a productive reading week. We certainly did, just not in terms of uni work.
We’d like to take this...
UCL apologises for viral clip showing live worm in Ramsay food
UCL has apologised after a video showing a live worm on a plate of food and a picture of a rotting tangerine went viral in Ramsay Hall.
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No jobs for graduates if Union bans oil and gas sponsorships, engineers warn
Engineers have warned the Union against banning clubs and societies from accepting sponsorships from fossil fuel companies as it would strip opportuni...
“Significant increase” in phone and internet scams, UCL’s cybersecurity chief warns
UCL’s cybersecurity chief has urged students to stay vigilant as UK universities face an unprecedented cyber threat.
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Scabies crisis under the radar despite rising cases of infection across the UK
UCL and the Union have yet to address rising cases of scabies across the UK as doctors warn of the dangers of infection in university halls.
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Government to hike tuition fees after Budget fail to mention students
The Government has hiked tuition fees for English students by £285 today just a week after the Budget failed to mention “students” even once.
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The Digestive – Issue 3
Good morning.
In the week that the clocks turned back (meaning you can now complain about how dark it gets at 4pm) and the Rep Ele...
Punnett Hall: IOE finally names a room after a woman
The Institute of Education has renamed its Drama Studio after a woman for the first time in its 122-year history.Robert Delaney Online Editor...