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UCLU elections sees some close races but no real surprises as left wing candidates dominate.
Guardian columnist Tim Dowling gives America Soc a mention after just 20 turn up to hear him speak.
UCL receives an extra £8 million in research grants amid general cuts.
Off to a cracking start, UCL win their first round of University Challenge
UCLU criticises immigration policy after thousands of international students wait in unacceptable conditions to register with police
UCL surges past Britain’s oldest uni to fourth place in the QS World University rankings
Reading Harry Potter for your finals? A conference in St.Andrew’s discusses the possibilities.
Research by the Daily Telegraph shows UCL graduates’ financial potential.
Two UCL computer scientists discover Facebook profile stalking loophole.
UEA Rugby team overstep the line after booze-fuelled night results in a ban by the UEA Union
UCL go head to head with other London Unis (and Royal Holloway) in London Apprentice Weekend
An anonymous email has revealed the ‘G7’ conspiracy is larger than first thought.
UCL Memes thrown into political debacle, as election campaigning intensifies ahead of Friday’s 10AM voting deadline.
An entertaining UCL team smashes Balliol College in University Challenge quarter finals.
Tonight all roads, paths, bar crawls and drunken staggering will lead to the traditional Monday night refuge of Moonies, but this time with a special Buzz twist.
Last week QS released their ‘Best Student Cities in the World’ rankings, with London placing second only to Paris. While naturally delighted the capital finished so high, The Buzz was concerned about the criteria QS used to compare and measure their chosen cities.
Louis Allen