We don't get enough Vitamin D because of the weather; however, it is a vitamin we need and a vitamin that might be shielding us against COVID-19. How can we introduce more…
A real opportunity for you to have your voice heard and listened to as part of London Metropolitan University's ongoing commitment to race equality.
About this Event
The Centre for Equity &…
In November 2020, London Met became the first UK University to formally adopt the APPG working definition of Islamophobia.
To mark this, the Centre for Equity & Inclusion will be holding a…
London Met’s Journalism Newsweek this January will focus on Hungry London, and the rise of foodbank use in the capital. Newsweek is a series of events run as part of the University's journalism…
The cafes are an open and informal space, and a real opportunity to facilitate stimulating debate, critical reflection and awareness whilst discussing a range of topics, interests, passions and so on led by participants…
Many people start the day by just a plain cup of coffee. However, we all know that breakfast should be rich—ideas about breakfasts, how can we stick to the routine of it.…
London Metropolitan University's LGBTQ+ Society was created in 2019 and is run by President Cinar Aydogan (he/him), Treasurer Alice Stoppani (she/her), and Secretary Timo Holtappels (he/him). The group aims to bring the…
Trends come and go throughout generations. So it's not surprising that a worldwide pandemic is making people try new things to adapt to the New Normal...
by India Gustin
Having to cover…
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By Nikos Papanikolaou
A couple of years ago, Taylor Swift broke her silence and decided to talk about politics – adding her name to…