Is milk good for us? When did we start drinking it? How common is lactose intolerance? Here are five facts about milk.

Dr Luis Schenoni has won the American Political Science Association's J. David Greenstone Award for his book ‘Bringing War Back In. Victory, Defeat, and the State in Nineteenth-Century Latin America'.

Arriving in the UK as a forced migrant, UCL alumna Sosan Hashimi turned her experiences into a mission to empower women and girls through education.

Rise in claims since 2019 has been driven by mental health and neuro-developmental conditions

This week we reflect on the career and ideas of Professor Meg Russell, one of the UK's leading experts on parliament and constitutional change.

The Brexit referendum in 2016 was a one-time event with long-lasting and damaging consequences for the UK. It is tempting to think that another one-time event in the form of a return referendum on …

This week we ask how the tradition of parading in Northern Ireland affects relations between its historically divided communities.

This week we ask how we can teach future policymakers to use evidence well.

Celebrate 10 years of UCL’s Social Data Science Internship Programme bringing students and organisations together for real-world impact.

A SSEESing roundtable on the results and implications of the parliamentary elections

This week we're asking what it will take for a woman to become President of the United States.

This week we’re looking at the agenda of constitutional reform. What exactly should that agenda cover, and should it look beyond  government, parliament and courts?

Global power shifts, rising China and fractured institutions: experts debate the future of governance, trade and security.