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SOAS student Idriss shares practical advice on making friends at university and building community a little bit every day.

MA student Lilato Madiri shares why studying media through a critical, decolonial lens is vital in an era defined by digital disruption, misinformation, and contested power.

Tech giants dominate our digital world, but their monopolistic grip isn’t inevitable. In this blog, Taylor D.H. Rockhill explores how we can push back and reclaim control of our data, privacy, and choices.

Menstruation isn’t dirty—our perceptions of it are. By masking these perceptions with disposable products, we’ve created a far dirtier environmental reality.

"The economics department at SOAS truly lives up to its promise of offering programmes dedicated to understanding both theory and its real-world application."

Since the revival of Taliban rule, researching Afghanistan has become increasingly challenging.
A series of workshops at SOAS aims to decolonise research and cultivate spaces for scholars and practitioners working on Afghanistan and the diaspora.

In honour of Black History Month, SOAS Library selected a few books on African art, history, politics, and culture to read.

Starting university while living at home can take some getting used to. The SOAS SU co-presidents Jamal Akram and Reem Walid are here to share their advice.

Dr Filippo Cervelli looks back on the work of late Japanese manga artist Akira Toriyama and its great cultural impact in touching the hearts of many across the world and contributing decisively to Japan’s global image.