'Red River': songs and stories from Bengal, Bangladesh and Assam Join us for a border-crossing musical and literary adventure through Bengal, Assam and Bangladesh, as part of the Bloomsbury Festival 2026.
Fady Joudah: Exhibit G: Poems, Essays, and Photographs of Gaza A book launch and reading with Palestinian-American poet, translator, and physician Dr Fady Joudah.
City of Poets: A Central Asian Collaboration, seminar and concert As part of their UK tour, supported by the Maqam Beyond Nation research project, City of Poets is coming to SOAS on October 13 and 14.
Let the Record Show: Storytelling, Genocide, and Palestinian Liberation Book launch featuring a focused dialogue between the authors exploring writing as a confrontational act during genocide.
SOAS storms to victory in University Challenge first round As the latest season of the BBC's University Challenge reached the final episode of the first round, students from SOAS University of London beat opponents from University of Edinburgh by 160 points.
Professor Katja Triplett Katja Triplett is Numata Chair of Japanese Buddhism at SOAS University of London.
Documentary film screening: 'Guerrilla Archive' We are delighted to welcome you to a documentary film screening of 'Guerrilla Archive', followed by a Q&A session with one of the filmmakers, Shahrzad Mojab, and a drinks reception.
The World’s Kitchen awarded bronze Soil Association accreditation SOAS has received further recognition for its sustainability work as The World’s Kitchen and Staff Common Room (SCR) achieved Food for Life Served Here - Bronze certification from the Soil Association, recognising their commitment to serving healthy, sustainable meals.
Women’s Rage: A Global Phenomenon Panel discussion with Nicole King (University of Oxford), Ana Nenadović (SOAS) and Amrita Shodhan (SOAS).