Stories of Migration: Making Social Impact Through Creative Research
Here, numbers and statistics dissolve into vivid personal narratives, inviting visitors to connect with the experiences of migrants in a transformative way.
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Bollywood’s Islamophobia Problem
... the division of the subcontinent by the British on the basis of majority religion has had a deep influence on regional politics and society up until the present day.
Promoting Palestinian Arts Overseas at The London Palestine Film Festival
Cultural resistance plays an important role in reminding the world of our existence, our history and Palestine's bright potential future, if it were freed from occupation and apartheid.
Newsletter 24/01/2025
SOASMUN 2025: A Groundbreaking Start for SOAS’ First MUN Conference
By Kristi Greenwood, BA Japanese, International News Editor
The inaugural SOAS Model United Nations (MUN), held from the 17th to the 19th of January 2025, brought together over 90 delegates from 18 different universities worldwide for a weekend of thought-provoking
The Fine Print: The bizarre world of Speaker’s Corner
By Roxanna Brealey, Senior Sub-Editor, BA History and Politics
George Orwell claimed in 1945 that Speaker’s Corner, which is located just outside Marble Arch tube station, has a ‘large variety of plain lunatics’, and for the most part, it is tough to disagree with him. The average Londoner will
Roaming Reporter: Housmans - The Importance of Radical Bookselling
By Jacob Winter, Senior Staff Writer, BA Politics and International Relations
Housmans Bookshop is one of the few outwardly political and left-wing bookshops left in London. Situated on 5 Caledonian Road, very close to Dinwiddy House and Kings Cross Station, the bookshop has been nestled there for over 50 years.
Editor's Note: Issue 30
By Barty Roberts, Editor-In-Chief, BA Politics and International Relations
The low-income bursary at SOAS is £1,500 per year, £4,500 per whole undergraduate degree. An amount that has not changed since 2021. As per the Bank of England inflation calculator, £1,500 in September 2021 is now worth £1,