Mass-printing the divine: Early 20th-century Indian lithographs at SOAS Gallery Explore how early 20th century Indian lithographs helped popularise religious and historical imagery, and why this collection has been acquired by the SOAS Gallery.
How do museums and galleries engage audiences and protect cultural heritage? Find out how museums tackle critical questions around the restitution of objects in their collections.
Disability and climate justice: How to create a more inclusive movement The needs and experiences of people with disabilities have been ignored and alienated within the broader climate justice discourse and movement.
How to explore London's cultural scene on a budget Money-saving tips for exploring London's vibrant cultural scene, from free gigs to cheap cinema tickets and surprise theatre shows.
6 of the best London museums to visit near SOAS For International Day of Museums, I have pulled together a list of my favourite museums within half an hour’s walk of the SOAS campus!
What to see at SOAS: A guide to visiting campus Get to know campus with Ankur's guide to the must-see sights, featuring a world-renowned library, a vibrant art gallery, and famous literary spots.
The ancient Chinese manuscript that transformed mathematics education An exploration of the earliest Chinese translations of Newton’s work, which can be found in the SOAS Special Collections archive.
Dragon Ball, Japan and the world: The legacy of Akira Toriyama 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.