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Congratulations to everyone receiving their A-Level results today!

Professor Kathryn Woods, Pro-Vice-Provost (Education - Student Academic Engagement) has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship.

Following the UK Supreme Court decision last year on the legal definitions of sex within the Equality Act 2010, the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s updated Code of Practice will replace the previous 2011 guidance from Wednesday 5 August 2026.  

Our latest Faces of UCL spotlights the staff who keep UCL running and work tirelessly to ensure our campus remains safe, smart, resilient and sustainable for many years to come.

Essential repairs to a leak in the Bloomsbury Heat and Power Network will require a temporary hot water and heating outage in several UCL Bloomsbury buildings at the end of August.

Throughout our bicentennial year, the UCL200 team have been collaborating with students and members of ‘26’, a non-profit aiming to connect people through creative crowd-writing projects, on a special initiative to commemorate UCL’s rich history.

UCL students examined how teachers, policies, and school environments shape educational inclusion in mainland China, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

This summer, UCL's Teaching Spaces Rolling Refurbishment Programme is upgrading decoration, furniture and audio-visual technology to better support teaching in classrooms and lecture theatres across campus.

A new returnable cup scheme will launch ahead of the new academic year, offering a more sustainable way to enjoy takeaway drinks at selected UCL cafés.

UCL has been selected as one of 35 UK universities to join the Defence Universities Alliance (DUA), working with the Ministry of Defence (MOD) to focus on shaping the new forum’s scope, governance and ethics.

UCL has taken a significant step forward in exploring plans to create a new Students’ Union building at the heart of our Bloomsbury campus, following approval from our governing body, UCL Council.

As we approach the halfway mark of UCL’s bicentennial celebrations, we look back at some of our favourite stories and moments. 

Our latest Disagreeing Well event, 'Is politics corrupting religion?', showed just how powerful thoughtful disagreement can be.

For the second year in a row, UCL’s NSS results show increases in scores across all categories. While there are still improvements to be made, this reflects how staff are working hard across the university to improve your experience.

Student Storyteller Aarohi Shah explores the impact of this unique programme open to first year undergraduate students.