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Is AI sustainable? A SOAS academic on the environmental crisis, finance and the future of work

As AI expands rapidly, Dr Yannis Dafermos asks a critical question: Is artificial intelligence sustainable, or is it deepening environmental, economic and social challenges?

Scholar Dawn Kene‑Okafor’s mission: building safer migration pathways for women and children

Commonwealth Shared Scholar Dawn Kene‑Okafor, currently pursuing an MSc in Migration, Mobility and Development, shares how the scholarship is supporting her journey to becoming an intersectional migration expert.

Meet the teaching heroes of SOAS

The Learning and Teaching Awards recognise the staff who go above and beyond to make SOAS a vibrant, supportive, and inspiring place to learn.

Incorporating sustainability into economics teaching: how SOAS is paving the way

Most undergraduate economics degrees still rely on neoclassical models with assumptions that have scarcely any real-world application

My internship at the SOAS Library: Curating a digital exhibition with a critical and decolonial lens

BA History student Sahaana recounts their co-creator internship, where they curated a digital exhibition for SOAS Library Special Collections.

How cooking with lentils is simple, affordable and good for the planet (+ easy recipes)

SOAS World Kitchen's Head Chef, Adrian White, shares why lentils are perfect for student cooking and how you can use them in your everyday meals.

Getting up close and personal… improving access to collections

To touch or not to touch, that's been the age old debate among scholars, visitors and gallery curators. In our latest gallery blog SOAS Gallery Collections and Engagement Officer Maria Rollo gives her professional opinion.

Research papers of Pat Caplan relating to fieldwork in Tanzania

The perks of pet-sitting for homesick students in London

Pet-sitting in London is a fun, flexible way for students to bond with animals, make local friends, and explore new places — all without the long-term commitment.