Art Professor co-initiator of acclaimed Swiss Pavillion

The Swiss Pavillion at the Venice Biennale presents ‘The Unfinished Business of Living Together.’ The team includes Goldsmiths Art Professor, Nina Wakeford, and a Goldsmiths MFA graduate.

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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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Emma Tarlo newly elected as Fellow of the British Academy

Emeritus Professor of Anthropology Emma Tarlo has been elected to the British Academy's Fellowship.

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'Racism is now routine’: New research raises fresh questions over under-16 social media ban

New research reveals that young people are encountering racist content on social media “every day" prompting warnings that the Government's access ban on under-16s will not, on its own, ad...

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At 22 I get cheaper rent by living with older people - I've never felt more at home

The rent was only part of my reason for moving here - it's also a real community

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First studio scholarship recipients showcase work

Four graduates, who were the first to benefit from the V22 x Goldsmiths Studio Scholarships, are showcasing their work at an exhibition, as it is announced that the scholarship will continue.

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Three projects respond to Deptford Town Hall statues

The outcomes of three commissions responding to the contested history of the Deptford Town Hall building on campus are now available to the public.

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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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Scientific technique to unlock crime cases

Academic collaboration brings proven scientific technique to unlock crime cases to more police forces.

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If the UK’s universities wither, so will its creative industries

By neglecting to adequately fund university teaching, the UK government is undermining its own growth ambitions for the creative sector, say Goldsmiths’ interim vice-chancellor David Oswell and, separ...

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Goldsmiths signs new partnership with BCAS Campus

Goldsmiths, University of London signs new partnership with BCAS Campus – marking its first academic partnership in Sri Lanka.

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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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Goldsmiths in top 10 of London universities

Goldsmiths has been named in the top 10 of universities in London alongside a significant rise in national rankings, a new analysis shows.

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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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Over 1000 visitors enjoy Nunhead Cemetery Late

The first Nunhead Cemetery Late event saw over 1,000 attendees enjoying an evening of art, performance and music devised by the Goldsmiths community in response to the Victorian cemetery.

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Michael Rosen's Birthday | Southbank Centre

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‘This will attract a new type of student’: how Goldsmiths’ digital-first degrees will help people supercharge their careers

From this summer, five courses at Goldsmiths, University of London will be delivered 100% online. Here’s how these qualifications will break new ground, offering students unrivalled flexibility, a dyn...

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Media and democracy studies award for Natalie Fenton

Natalie Fenton, Professor of Media and Communications at Goldsmiths, University of London, has been awarded the Media and Democracy Karol Jakubowicz Award for her book Democratic Delusions.

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How do AI chatbots respond to children's emotional questions

Goldsmiths' Dr Akshi Kumar worked on a collaborative project examining how different artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots respond to children asking emotionally vulnerable questions.

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Goldsmiths supports creative businesses in Haringey to grow

Goldsmiths is providing a new business growth programme to support creative businesses and traders in the north London borough, ahead of Haringey’s year as London Borough of Culture in 2027.

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AI’s deep political project revealed in new documentary

Rather than being a neutral technology gone slightly wrong, AI is a deeply political project rooted in older, darker traditions a new documentary featuring Dan McQuillan and other expert commentators ...

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Behind Lewisham’s 120‑year‑old university that began as a naval school

Goldsmiths is celebrating 125 years since it became part of the University of London, but the buildings at the heart of its New Cross campus in…

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Professor Michael Rosen wins Hans Christian Andersen Award

Goldsmiths academic Professor Michael Rosen has won the 2026 Hans Christian Andersen award for writing in recognition of his lifelong contributions to children’s literature.

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ASEAN-UK Symposium explores future of creative economy

A team from Goldsmiths, led by Professor Jonathan Freeman, flew out to Manila to participate in a symposium hosted by the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN).

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Child music index could transform how schools teach music

Goldsmiths PhD student Chloe MacGregor redesigned the globally used Goldsmiths Musical Sophistication Index originally created for adults so it can meaningfully assess 6–13-year-olds.

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Turner Prize: Mythical shapes and the impact of oil explored in 2026 shortlist

Judges said the four shortlisted artists presented

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