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🏅 Goldsmiths has been named as Runner-up University of the Year for Social Inclusion in The Sunday Times' Good University Guide 2027 🏅 The results show that in the overall league table we have risen five places and we are ranked in the top 10 for three subjects. www.gold.ac.uk/news/2026/ru...

Runner-up University of the Year for Social Inclusion 2027

The Sunday Times' Good University Guide 2027 named Goldsmiths as Runner-up University of the Year for Social Inclusion. Our overall ranking has moved up 5 places, and 3 subjects rank in the top 10.

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The Guardian University Guide has revealed its 2027 rankings, with Fine Art and History of Art both in the top 10 of their subject tables, 7 of our subjects climbing in the tables this year, and Goldsmiths ranking 2nd in the UK for value added 👇 www.gold.ac.uk/news/2026/gu...

Fine Art and History of Art in Top 10 in University Rankings

Fine Art and History of Art in Top 10 in University Rankings according to Guardian University Guide 2027

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Chris Osagbaekhoe is a grandfather of twelve and last week he graduated with a First in BA (Hons) Social Work. As he walked across the stage, he carried with him an important message: "Your dreams do not expire because of your age." www.gold.ac.uk/news/2026/ch...

Grandfather of 12 graduates to follow social work dream

A 68 year-old grandfather of 12 is graduating with First Class honours from Goldsmiths, University of London to follow his dream job of social work.

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Every year, second year BA Design students undertake a major project, working on a live brief set by an external business or organisation. In 2026, students worked in small groups to tackle challenges set by Heatherwick Studio, Serpentine Arts Technologies and comedy TV series Taskmaster.

A new study by Dr Sarah Cefai analysed 75 in-depth recovery interviews with people with ME/CFS and found that recovery and major improvement were taking place largely outside standard medical care. 🗞️🔒Read more in the i paper 👉 inews.co.uk/news/75-peop...

75 people claim to be cured of chronic fatigue and long Covid. Here's how

Relaxation techniques, brain retraining and talking therapies are some of the ways that people have been recovering from ME/CFS and long Covid

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Goldsmiths Press is celebrating 10 years of inventive publishing 📚 @goldsmithspress.bsky.social shares ten of the most significant titles it has published over the decade, which exemplify its mission to encourage the cross-disciplinary and genre-bending. www.gold.ac.uk/news/2026/go...

Goldsmiths Press celebrates 10th anniversary

Goldsmiths Press is marking 10 years of inventive publishing by showcasing ten of the most significant titles that it has published over the last decade.

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The 23rd World Cup kicks off today. Dr Ariel Hessayon in the School of Global Change - a historian with expertise in ballgames in the British Isles and Ireland (particularly pre-1860s) - has shared why he’s struggling to look forward to this year’s tournament with LBC www.lbc.co.uk/article/the-...

The 2026 World Cup is too big, too expensive and too hard to love | LBC

Wake me up when we get to the round of 16, writes sport historian Ariel Hessayon

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Congratulations to graduate Rabia Nasimi, who was elected as a councillor in Ealing in the recent local elections. She shares her story, and reflects on her time studying Sociology and Politics at Goldsmiths. www.gold.ac.uk/news/2026/ra...

Alumna Rabia Nasimi's path from child refugee to councillor

From perilous journey to elected office: Goldsmiths graduate Rabia Nasimi’s path from child refugee to Ealing councillor

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