Songs to help you through long afternoons of revising.
Celebrating linguistic diversity through poetic expression.
Invest in health and education because it is morally imperative, not because it will boost economic productivity.
Will Italy be the first G7 country to endorse President Xi Jinping's flagship initiative?
To share stories of racial injustice, of struggle, resilience and creative enterprise as part of a more generalised process...
Britain’s plastic problem: remember your neighbourhood Tesco while striking on March 15th
| | Economics
Supermarkets are among the worst offenders of plastic pollution.
Take a break from academic reading and indulge in one of these great books
Changes to the public accommodation system mean migrants are left with nowhere to go.
"To be linked to Ms Everett’s legacy through this prize is a real honour."
Banning Iran-allied Hezbollah: blocking freedom of speech or attacking expansionism?
| | Politics and International Studies
Is it right for the UK to criminalise involvement with Hezbollah's political wing?
African Development Forum, 15-16 March.
Networking, new friends and 47 nationalities at the UN in Geneva
| | Politics and International Studies
"We became closer as a group and formed a deep connection"
A brief guide to one of the world's oldest active religions.
From the suffragettes and yarnbombing to competing for space on London Underground - the history of women's protest is...
Marissa Conway introduces the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy.
It would be significant if financial institutions could demonstrate broader social relevance
What are the wider implications of alienating girls from their own pain?
Gender Rights, Islamic Law, Right to Water Law, Self-Determination in International Law & The Supreme Court: be inspired...
Does Shamima Begum deserve a fair British trial?
‘Where are you from?’: How I turned my heritage into a game of self-protection
| | Languages and Cultures, We are SOAS
Monika Radojevic discusses the 'casual racism' around her half-Brazilian, half-Montenegrin ethnicity
Think you know all about climate change? Take our quiz to find out just how clued up you...
Decolonisation: It’s not about making the voices of middle aged white males illegitimate
| | Languages and Cultures, Life at SOAS
A new production is challenging perspectives on what 'decolonisation' really means
Jacob Mardell investigates the lives of people affected by the Belt and Road Initiative.
SOAS students prepared a mini guidebook
Language, context and positionality
SOAS alumna Sharifah Alhinai talks about Sekka Magazine.
Holocaust Memorial Day: “violence and war leave no survivors”
| | History, Religions and Philosophies
What does the Holocaust have to do with me? | Bella Saltiel
Make the most out of learning and training opportunities around you; build up a support network; and bring your...
The Spice Girls and ‘gender justice’ t-shirts: do feminism and capitalism really mix?
| | Development Studies, Gender Studies
Factory staff (mainly female) paid just 35p an hour to make #IWannaBeASpiceGirl t-shirts
MA Translation students Luna Chiaverini and Megumi Sakata discuss video game localization and International Women’s Day protests.
Art Breath founder Nour Saleh shows how the arts can convey powerful messages about identity and politics.
Border wall: Are we missing the real security threat to the United States?
| | Media Studies, Politics and International Studies
Jane Eisenhardt examines the history of conflict surrounding borders
Over 150 film posters are displayed in the exhibition Africa Gaze in the Brunei Gallery.
Do you identify as a woman? Do you have body issues? Today is your day!
| | Gender Studies, Life at SOAS
It's #womenshealthyweightday and these SOASians have some thoughts...
Our obsession with Brexit is letting some of the nastier stories slip between the cracks
| | Gender Studies, Life at SOAS, Politics and International Studies
Andrew Griffiths recently returned to the House amidst claims of sexual harassment
"I never assumed that this could be a bad thing for my mental health" | Monika Radojevic
Alberto Asquer, Finance and Management convenor at SOAS, introduces key concepts from his programme curriculum
Xi Jinping shows “no willingness” to compromise on unification with Taiwan
| | Languages and Cultures
‘One country, two systems’ model is not acceptable to Taiwan.
The video-game industry operates on a distinct binary of gender. But there're more options to be found...
Asma’ Jawabreh describes her academic journey from the Arroub refugee camp to SOAS
The EU’s racist migration policies are complicit in a system of slavery
| | Languages and Cultures, Politics and International Studies
‘Stop the boats’ creates and supports the very same trafficking networks the EU condemns
Test your knowledge of Christmas traditions in this fun festive quiz.
Alberto Asquer, Director of MSc Public Policy & Management at SOAS, introduces ideas from his programme
