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CHRISTIAN KHAN PRESS RELEASE: PARTIAL VICTORY FOR UCL STUDENT OCCUPATION 8 December 2010 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kat Craig of Christian Khan Solicitors represented UCL students Sarah Crane-Brewer and Frank Harris in possession proceedings brought by University College London (UCL) management … Continue reading →

A small group of the UCL Occupation decided to go for a cup of tea at a lovely cafe that happens to be adjacent to the constituency office of the Liberal Democrat MP Simon Hughes. For some reason the London … Continue reading →

A small group of the UCL Occupation decided to go for a cup of tea at a lovely cafe that happens to be adjacent to the constituency office of the Liberal Democrat MP Simon Hughes. For some reason the London … Continue reading →

We just received a cartoon and email of support from esteemed political cartoonist Martin Rowson: “This is just to express my wholehearted support for your ongoing action… and just to help, you might enjoy the attached cartoon I knocked off … Continue reading →

The stately dome and columns of University College London are dominated by a bedsheet banner proclaiming its occupation and the grey stone is scrawled with coloured chalk: ‘Cut Out Cuts: Don’t Con-Dem Me!’ Inside, the campus has supposedly been put … Continue reading →

The result of the Extraordinary General Meeting… we won! This was a bit of a bittersweet victory. Many people who came were unable to get in due to the limit of the room booked. A student-body wide referendum will be … Continue reading →

In light of recent events in Greece where a peaceful act of protest by our fellow students was brutally surpressed by Greek riot police, there will be a flashmob outside the Greek embassy for 1PM Monday afternoon. Last Thursday, one … Continue reading →

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Join us at the UCL Occupation for a night of extraordinary talent! Come along and show us what you’re worth! Everyone is welcome and all kinds of performances (from music to poetry, dance or drama…) are encouraged. Surprise prizes are … Continue reading →