News from the Faculty

Giuli Cavaliere was invited to give oral evidence before the UK Parliament Women and Equalities Committee in January 2026.

Rediscovering a Woman Collector at the British Library: New Sources and Perspectives on Sarah Sophia Banks

Dr Andreas Vlachidis, Associate Professor in Information Science, has been awarded funding through the HSDS Small Grants Programme.

Urban elites, rural margins? Comparative perspectives on urban-rural divisions from post-socialist Europe and Latin America

Join UCL Greek and Latin for an exciting postgraduate student workshop that explores the role of silent films in storytelling about the ancient city of Pompeii. Find out how to apply for a place.

Enjoy an early evening screening with piano and percussion at the Bloomsbury Theatre -- a rarely seen yet extraordinary Italian epic from 1913, about romance and menace during the last days of Pompeii

We at UCL Philosophy are extremely sad to hear about the recent deaths of Hidé Ishiguro and Malcolm Budd.

A rights-based methodology for assessing and mitigating impacts

In this edition of the SSEES Staff Spotlight, we hear from Jenny Barnard, SSEES Operations Coordinator.

Comments on the recent Trump video

Dr James West talks on The Times at One with Stephen Sackur

Each course, led by Dr Kathryn E. Piquette, includes a combination of lectures, demonstration, and practical hands-on sessions.

7-8 September 2026, University of Oxford, organised by Charlotte Doesburg (University of Oxford) and Riitta-Liisa Valijärvi (UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies; Uppsala University)

From stunning illuminations to inspiring Faces of UCL and a packed programme of events, Arts & Humanities is celebrating UCL’s bicentenary all year.

We are deeply saddened to announce the death of Dr Peter Duncan.