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

Esha shares her experience as a Co-Creator Intern at SOAS Gallery and how the experience gave her the foundational skills and confidence to pursue heritage as a career path.

Second-year student Idriss shares what he's learnt so far about the importance of community and how to build strong connections at university.

Our Scholar Spotlight focuses on Jane Wanjiru Ndirangu, a Dr Mai Yamani Scholar, a first-generation university student who came to London from Kenya to pursue an MSc in Environment, Politics and Development.

Asylum accommodation is a political battleground: drawing on his research in Italy, Dr Paolo Novak shows how the UK’s case reveals that it is never just about housing, but about power, inequality, and belonging.

What happens when public austerity meets private debt? In South Africa, women carry the cost - in cash, care, and credit.

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.

In their new research initiative, The Centrality of the Margins, Xu Peng, Jonathan Goodhand, Patrick Meehan and Naomi Yonder ask what explains the concentration and resilience of scam compounds in these remote, war-affected regions.

Linshu reflects on her year studying MA History of Art and Archaeology, immersing herself in London’s museum scene for her future career.