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This week saw 153 UCL students, staff and alumni join together in an attempt to set the record for the largest number of people wearing Jeremy Bentham facemasks in one place on campus.
Shami Chakrabarti’s now infamous description in The Sun as “the most dangerous woman in Britain” was referenced several times during this year’s UCL Global Citizenship Lecture, first by Dame Nicola Brewer, Vice-Provost (International), who described it as “quite an accolade”, and then by Chakrabarti herself, calling it “the gift that keeps on giving”.
“ In 1878, UCL became the first university in England to admit women students on equal terms with men.”
“I was inspired by several female academics – above all my PhD supervisor. She – and they – set an example of the highest, most attractive intellectual challenge and demand; encouraged me to have children and a career; and showed me that you could be both supportive and critical. They never pretended it wouldn’t sometimes be tough. They still inspire me, actually.”
“The thrill of enquiry always propelled me. Academia allowed me to enquire professionally. I was a solitary child, curious about what makes humans human. The countryside, a parental flow of books to match my enthusiasms, and periodic trips to salvage yards and building sites, all fuelled what I became; an archaeologist with a focus on material culture and cultural landscapes.”
February’s winning #loveUCL Instagram competition entry is an impressive rooftop view across UCL’s Bloomsbury campus from Bong Kyung Jeon, a PhD student in the UCL Bartlett School of Planning. Post your UCL images to Instagram using #loveUCL.
See @UCL_StudentFund website for details of newly announced Postgraduate Support Scheme with approx 340 £10k Master's awards! http://bit.ly/1n77hXx
Since 1982, all first-year undergraduates coming to the UCL Institute of Archaeology have travelled out of London to camp for several nights during the Experimental Archaeology Course (formerly known as the Primitive Technology Course: and still affectionately referred to as ‘Prim Tech’).
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