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The production of waste and the infrastructural processes it goes through are inherently political - before any environmental concerns.

Are Randomized Control Trials truly a global solution to poverty, or do they mask deeper issues with superficial fixes? Uncover the ethical and political flaws behind this "gold standard".

For the first time in six years, SOAS competes in BBC's University Challenge. Five talented students share their experience of taking part.

Acclaimed DJ, radio host, and broadcaster Peter Barakan chats about his life in Tokyo, from studying Japanese at SOAS to presenting cult programmes Japanology Plus and Barakan Beat.

Ed Emery writes on the centrality of excrement, both metaphorical and literal, to the modern world.

Sophie Dodsworth explores the paradox of trans visibility, highlighting the challenges the community faces as they grapple with being both seen and unheard and what allies can do to help.

In London during the festive break? Siddhant shares his guide to enjoying the small winter moments that make London feel special over the holidays.

London’s theatre scene offers not only entertainment but also a space for telling untold stories and building community. Lilly shares her must-visit venues.

Among its rare books, SOAS Library Special Collections holds a significant collection of early printed Egyptian books from the former half of the 19th century. The team introduces its significance in the intellectual and military history of Egypt and the Arab world.