A tree for the memory of SOAS Professor Elizabeth Croll (1944-2007), who was a social anthropologist and China specialist.
To anyone that was dragged - complaining - around a museum in childhood, the 21st century museumscape has altered...
Affordable and delicious recipes for students from cookbook writer Claudia Roden and Stories on our Plate
SOOP is a newly founded, SOAS student and alumni-led social enterprise which uses food to challenge the marginalisation of...
A selection of podcasts provided by the Jewish Music Institute that examines the work of suppressed composers forced to...
A selection of SOAS Radio's offering in 2017 January and February
Is theatre a white invention? Thoughts on race and theatre
Sarah Pett, lecturer in English at SOAS, questions the very parameters of what we think as 'African Literature' and...
Surendra Kumar
| | Law, We are SOAS
I guess SOAS is different because everyone is encouraged to be different
SOAS Tamil Society celebrated Pongal and Thiruvalluvar Day on January 16.
Phil Clark: conflict issues in Africa (Uganda, D.R.C and Rwanda)
| | Politics and International Studies
I specialise in conflict issues in Africa, including the causes of mass violence and peace and justice responses to...
"If you have a dream, you've got to strive for it. You'll be doing yourself a disservice if you...
The advent of a new direct freight train service between China and the UK promises to further enhance trading...
Climate policy expert Dr Harald Heubaum on the Paris Agreement, Trump's appointment of fellow sceptics, the Dakota and Keystone...
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) has long been a subject of fascination for the Western popular media....
Music student Lucie Treacher sits down with artist Lola Perrin to discuss her composition on climate change and upcoming...
Why would anyone want to ‘decolonise the curriculum’, and what does this mean for academic study? Like the word...
Asian elephants are an endangered species. Their numbers sit somewhere between 39,000 – 44,000 spread across the vast continent...
Why should humans bother to learn another language; can a translation system, however sophisticated, replace human beings?
How can we benefit from learning more about how finance works in Asian markets such as Japan and Korea?
“Our perceptions aren't different, but diverse"
"Go explore. Go see places. Go meet people. Go learn new stuff"
Plato will remain but time for non-Western thinkers to be given their due
| | Religions and Philosophies
Those of us teaching degrees in philosophy at SOAS welcome the recent press interest in the debates concerning ‘decolonising...
A series of academic lectures on the subject of Iranian art and culture
Tom White
| | We are SOAS
"People complain a lot in London about the tube network when there is a tube every three mins, it's...
Nimo-ilhan Ali explores the motivations behind leaving and the often devastating repercussions for the families left behind.
"Rob and I met in November 2010, shortly after both starting our BAs"
Bloomsbury is characterised by its historic squares and gardens: each has its own distinct atmosphere and special appeal. Tavistock...
My major area of research and publication is Hindi cinema, my latest work being Bollywood’s India. I’ve worked closely...
Trump’s poisonous ban on Muslims: dangerous for migrants and their communities everywhere
| | Politics and International Studies
With this signature, the threats to migrant communities throughout the US have increased dramatically
