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BA East Asian Studies student Masami shares her recent university trip to the unique Japanese School in London.

MA student Nina Stibling contrasts the post-mining landscapes of the Lausitz region in Germany and the Tsumeb mine in Namibia, highlighting the social and environmental injustices.

Thailand is known for its whole host of different festivals, with Loy Krathong being one of the biggest celebrations of them all. We've put together a brief overview of the festival and how it's celebrated in Thailand. 

Find out about SOAS alum Joshua Zukas's career, from studying languages and linguistics to becoming a published travel writer in Vietnam.

Climate change and water scarcity threaten the survival of the ancient Mandaean faith, as their sacred connection to rivers, vital for rituals and cultural identity, faces an uncertain future.

The Special Collections team have acquired the only known surviving copy of a pamphlet showing the social life of British administrators and other European expatriates in West Africa.

SOAS Detainee Support (SDS) speak out against the UK Government’s efforts to deport asylum seekers.

SOAS DLD Conversation on the link between critical minerals and economic transformation, with important insights from all three speakers, Isabelle Ramdoo, Amir Lebdioui and Paul Atherley.

What if the practice of naming Black things, far from helping to break the walls, real or imagined, between us, was a de facto agent of the status quo?