What books are SOAS academics reading this winter break? MA student Lilly asks academics what they plan to read this winter break, from diving into colleagues' latest research to exploring more works from a favourite author.
Explore London’s hidden music scene: Top weekly jazz and jam spots Valentina shares her favourite weekly jam sessions around London that put community first and showcase the city's alternative music scene.
Managing your workload over winter break: A SOAS student's guide Marjan shares his top tips for making the most of the winter break by getting ahead on those everlasting assignments, whether that be in a library or the comfort of your own home.
How to enjoy Christmas in London on a student budget Ereza takes us on a journey around London to explore her favourite festive activities in London, on a student budget.
A scholarship enabled me to be the first in my family to attend university Isabelle Le Coutre Mauger shares her story as a first-generation university student at SOAS, showcasing how a scholarship can transform lives and help break down barriers to education.
My life as a SOAS student in one photo Our students capture their SOAS experience in a single photo - from late nights in the library and making friends to reflecting on how far they’ve come.
How a scholarship made Keshon Smith’s journey to SOAS possible Meet Keshon and see the life-changing impact of the Sanctuary Scholarship, which supports displaced individuals without access to Student Finance.
Blessing and good fortune: My experience learning Chinese at SOAS BA Chinese and Politics student Jess Keighley describes her experience studying at SOAS, her year abroad in Taiwan and her time competing at the international Chinese Bridge Competition.
The 2024 Nobel Laureates are not only wrong about China, but also about the West This essay by Yuen Yuen Ang was first published in The Ideas Letter, a project of the Open Society Foundations.