Brick by Bite meet monthly, read about their last walk starting from Central Saint Martins and exploring the surrounding King's Cross area. Our new Post-Grad Interest Group, Brick By Bite, held its ...

The LCC building will be operating reduced opening hours during spring break – from 16 March – 7 April. Please check opening hours and access before travelling.

Students developed ethical and inclusive approaches and strategies to grow engagement and accessibility, presenting “energetic, vibrant solutions with a contemporary edge and diversity of thoughts,” ...

Update on UAL's statement regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict I would like to return to the statement UAL issued last May regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict, to provide an update on the ...

Students have an exciting opportunity to take part in two funded summer schools in Athens and Berlin this year.

Hanan Sultan is a jewellery designer who's based between Muscat, Dubai and London. She graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2020 and her designs blend both traditional design and making techniques ...

The prestigious knitwear competition offered a two-week training program in China, along with the opportunity to produce the winning designs in a specialist knit factory.

LCC is delighted to present the fifth edition of Unfolding Narratives, the annual Postgraduate Research (PGR) exhibition and live programme documenting the ongoing, evolving, and unfolding research ...

His inclusive design platform wecanfly has launched a special-edition purple football kit to make Worthing Football Club facilities disability-friendly.

LCC students were invited to hear from Kene Igweonu, LCC's Head of College and Yvonne Yuan, Arts SU Officer and to make suggestions about life at LCC.

Learn more about ways you can get involved with Arts SU, and check-in with Katwamba Mutale, Arts SU’s LCF Officer, as we approach elections.

The Fashion Commercial Awareness Interest Group will regularly convene at London College of Fashion for critical discussions about news stories brought in by attendees, increasing students’ commercial ...