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Panpan Yang recently joined the Department of History of Art and Archaeology at SOAS as a lecturer in the arts and visual cultures of modern China. We asked her to tell us a bit about herself.

A reliance on think tanks and individual voices with a bias poses a “significant threat” to evidence-based policy more than ever during the coronavirus pandemic, leading academics warn.

The Bloomsbury SET – of which SOAS is a member– has been awarded further funding from Research England, totalling £1.9 million. Beginning in July 2021, the year-long project will help commercialise research into infectious disease and antimicrobial resistance. 

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Robin Munro, human rights scholar and activist, and the author of pathbreaking studies of human rights abuses in China, passed away peacefully of complications from illness on May 19, 2021.

With great sadness the SOAS Centre for Palestine Studies has received the news that the distinguished poet, scholar, translator, and anthologist Salma Khadra Jayyusi departed this life on 20 April 2023, having just celebrated her one hundredth birthday.

Exceptional figures from the African diaspora in social activism, linguistics and sustainable development are to be honoured during the winter graduation celebrations in early December. 

On Friday 12 July, the SOAS Executive Board wrote to our students and staff with the following email.