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New research at Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ aims to lift the lid on the psychological and neural processes that underpin how we judge other people’s actions – decisions that can have major implications in our legal system.

Screen legend Lord Puttnam gave a surprise world premiere to his first film for 18 years at the official launch of the Curzon Goldsmiths cinema.

Almost none of Shakespeare’s stories are original, explains Senior Lecturer Charlotte Scott, in a new video for the British Council’s contribution to the Shakespeare 400th anniversary programme.

A delegation of activists, authors and academics from Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ and across the UK, has just returned from Athens, Greece, where they met with politicians, community groups, trade unionists and activists calling on the Greek government to take a firm stance in opposition to the ‘Troika’.

Goldsmiths Degree Shows season is now open, featuring exhibitions, shows and performances on campus and across London from May – September.

On Tuesday 27th January, Goldsmiths will mark Holocaust Memorial Day with its largest memorial service to date.

Discovering how language and culture are integral to learning processes

This week at the CCL – & CCL new Co-Directors. After the summer, the CCL resumes its events this week with the conference Expressionism and Colonialism, organised by Professors Andreas Kramer and Frank Krause, and taking place in person on 25-26

A PhD graduate from the Centre for Caribbean and Diaspora Studies at Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ has curated the National Theatre’s first digital archive of plays by black playwrights.

Looking back at 2015 at Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ.