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Notebooks, record players, and digital cameras: the analogue-living trend is everywhere in 2026. But are we finding a genuine digital detox or just buying into a new aesthetic?

The key to understanding AI's place in human society is the humanities, whose scholars have been studying the human-nonhuman relationship for centuries, argues Dr Elvis Imafidon.

A work placement at Climate Policy Initiative gave BSc Economics student Riya first-hand experience of professional life and a practical understanding of how climate change is being tackled.

Here's a rundown of the SOAS Co-Creator Internship and Summer Placement opportunities on offer, what students have achieved and where these opportunities can take you.

Time Out magazine has rated London the best city in the world for culture, outranking Paris and New York.

Spin a colour wheel and all the colours blur together. It looks white, but it contains everything. Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. That’s what it’s like studying Art History at SOAS.

The Strait of Hormuz is vital to global energy, but the US-led security model has become costly and uneven. Economists Massoud Karshenas, Hashem Pesaran, and Ron Smith propose a regional, transit-fee-funded security framework as a more sustainable alternative.

BSc Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE) student Siddhant Pawar reflects on why they chose to study the combined subject at SOAS and how it’s helped them understand what drives the decisions societies make.

Siddhant Pawar explains how the philosophical concept of wu-wei can help us navigate busy modern urban life - even the frustration of missing a London bus.