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Veronica Vazquez Lopez (UCL Institute of Archaeology) is part of an international team involved in the discovery of a significant ceremonial site in southeastern Mexico.

Paulo Drinot and Martín Bergel offer a renewed perspective on one of the most influential and controversial political movements of twentieth-century Peru

Funded PhD studentship projects are offered by the UCL Institute of Archaeology as part of the new TREES Doctoral Landscape Award (DLA) programme. The deadline for applications is 17 December 2025

“These results indicate the significant disappointment with affordability. I think Trump has damaged rather than helped inflation,“ said Professor Iwan Morgan (UCL Institute of the Americas) on the Republicans' recent election losses and the possible contributing factors.

“Tonight, he has been defied by a core group of his caucus after the longest shut down in U.S. history and is derided by the left of his party…. Different tactics, same result," said Dr James D. Boys (UCL Political Science) on the deal to end the US government’s 40-day shutdown.

“There is clearly a generational frustration,” said Professor Bill Booth (UCL Institute of the Americas) on Generation Z protests in Mexico over the assassination of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Alberto Manzo Rodríguez and protests in Peru demanding an end to nationwide corruption.