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A Day at Frieze London

Arts Student Cassidy shows us her favourite pieces from Freize London, the most famous art exhibition in the world.

From Hollywood to Hands-on Skills: Richmond’s 9th Genre Symposium

The 9th Genre Fiction Symposium hosted on campus offered students a remarkable opportunity to engage with science fiction and fantasy not just as literary genres, but as [...]

Internship Highlight: Bryan – From a Business Internship to Graduate Success

Alumni Spotlight: Bryan’s Journey From Internship to Career Success

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My First Month as a Postgraduate Student at Richmond

In his first month as an MSc International Business Management student, Vishal Mina shares how he’s adapted to life at Richmond American University London

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Internship Highlight: Samuel – Global Experience as an IP Assistant at Richmond

Samuel, a BA (Hons) International Relations student, shares his internship experience as an IP Assistant with the University's International Programs team.

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Sustainability Week at Richmond – November 2025 

Get involved in Sustainability Week. Take part in expert-led training, enjoy creative activities, and help make Richmond a greener, more sustainable community!

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Internship Highlight: Klaudia in Visual Merchandising at Primark

BA Student Klaudia shares her internship experience with Primark working in visual merchandising.

PART 2: The Big Shrug: Global Publics Are Trading Shock & Awe for Shock & Yawn

Part 2 of Professor Noga Glucksam's exploration of how ‘shock and yawn’ politics shapes headlines—and why students must engage critically with global events.

Student Life

A Museum Built on Ambition: Visiting the Victoria and Albert Museum

Join me for a critical look at the V&A along with my favourite pieces and what they really say about post colonialist museum curation.

How to Make Friends in London

We all know that making friends as an international student in a big city is not always simple. So how can we meaningfully connect in 2026?

Are Postgraduate Degrees worth it?

The narrative is always the same: study more, earn more and you will be fine. Here's my perspective as a postgraduate student.

Moving Abroad: Experiences from Richmond Students

Moving abroad can seem daunting, especially for young students who, for the first time, will be living hundreds or thousands of miles from their families in countries completely foreign to them.

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Beyond the Skyline: A Cultural Exchange in China

Our students joined a cultural exchange in China with Jiangxi Institute of Technology (JXIT). Read Aryan Gupta’s firsthand account exploring culture, art, history, and connection.

Modern office buildings and a walkway beside a pond under a bright sun and blue sky, with a few people walking or sitting nearby.

My First Month as a Postgraduate Student at Richmond

In his first month as an MSc International Business Management student, Vishal Mina shares how he’s adapted to life at Richmond American University London

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Summer Internships: Tips for Finding a Perfect Fit

This summer, I had the unique opportunity to immerse myself in not just one, but two incredible summer internships in media and storytelling.

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Wash the Cat: Real Self-Care Isn’t Cute

Wash the Cat: Real Self-Care Isn’t Cute Hot take: self-care sounds sexy…in theory. Overpriced candles, bubble baths, maybe a cheeky little drink next to a book you’re not actually reading.