The University of West London proudly participated in No Mow May, a national initiative aimed at enhancing biodiversity by allowing grass and wildflowers to grow freely throughout the month.

Clara Gatti Comini, who is studying for a PhD at the London College of Music at the University of West London and is one half of the Aura Duo, has won the UK Harp Association (UKHA) Emerging Artists Award.

The show ‘New Graduates – new ideas’, which was held in Vestry Hall on the Saint Mary’s Road campus, not only included projects by graduating students, but also work from second year and Masters students studying interiors courses at the London School of Film, Media and Design.

Volunteering in arts and culture gets you behind the scenes. The creative sector offers a wide range of opportunities to explore and spans a range of areas, yet it can be a difficult one to navigate. Find out more about volunteering in the arts.

Ever wondered how to get more involved with the wider area around UWL? Ealing and Brentford are full of history, culture, and creative organisations!

In every job, there are clear indicators of success. For a musician, there’s nothing quite like performing at Glastonbury, a dream that came true for UWL alumni Katya just last year.

The visit provided opportunities for students and staff to exchange experiences and best practices for policing, international cooperation and police education in the UK and Cambodia.

Photography on display included depictions of night-time walks along the Thames, explorations of cultural heritage, collages of the metropolis and botanical still life.

Over 90 UK students enjoyed a day of presentations and workshops exploring careers, as well as networking opportunities and a panel discussion with Black Bioscience graduates.