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Goldsmiths Warden to be University of London’s new V-C
Professor Geoffrey Crossick has been appointed to take over from Sir Graeme Davies as the 50th Vice-Chancellor of the University of London... »
London Mayor Boris Johnson launches new careers website
Boris Johnson met UL students and staff this morning at the official launch of a new careers website designed to help graduates find work in London, despite the recession. »
The University of London has made my degree worthwhile
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. »
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. »
Fear of job losses at UL colleges
After a poor result for many London universities in this year’s research funding announcements, staffing cuts look are increasingly less like a possibility, and more like an inevitability. »
London’s students divided over Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Protests against the ongoing conflict in Gaza have spread throughout University of London colleges over the past few weeks. »
Decision on Senate House Library’s future
A statement on the future of Senate House Library will be released by the central University of London on Wednesday December 17th. »
Feedback in London Colleges useless
University of London students are unhappy with the level of feedback they receive during their degrees – according to the National Student Survey. »
Fall of philosophy
The University of London is abandoning its intercollegiate philosophy degree, the last remaining course administered by the central university, turning a page in the institution’s history. »
ULU to keep Malet Street HQ
UCL Union’s dreams of a bigger, better student union have been dashed, with the University of London deciding that ULU should retain control of its flagship Malet Street building. »

