London is a huge place, there’s no denying it, and given that there are 40-plus universities based here, it’s not a surprise that they mirror the capital’s dense urban sprawl. »
Archive for May, 2009
University of London needs serious change, at best
The question “Is the University of London relevant?” has raised its head more times than I can remember during my university career, which started in 2001. »
SOAS staff on strike for Stalin
Support staff at SOAS are on strike today (May 28) in protest at the dismissal of a trade union activist. »
SOAS student waves goodbye
Lauren Mead is off on a gap year, round the world in ten months. Only she’s doing it in a boat. »
Hope Not Hate misses the point
The words of warning etched into the wall at the exit of the Imperial War Museum’s Holocaust exhibition are “all that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing”. »
50 years on: David Irving, Apartheid and ULU
Today’s politically active students today may spend their time occupying lecture theatres over Israel’s actions in Gaza, but 50 years ago the hottest issue was South Africa’s apartheid system. »
Library’s Fine: But Senate House faces major cuts
Senate House Library’s future has finally been decided, and will see a reduction of library space and a move towards reliance on electronic resources. »
Rolf Harris: still going strong
Apparently the Chemical Brothers' songs are ideal for accompaniment by Rolf's famous 'wobble board'. »
All you fascists are bound to lose!
Tomas Mowlam analyses the BNP’s chances in the upcoming European elections. »

