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Goldsmiths graduate Bertram Arthur Clements (1913-2000) was one of the university’s most successful soccer players.

More than 920 Â鶹¹ÙÍø students will cross the Great Hall stage in front of almost 2,000 family members and guests next week.

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Poem responding to the 1977 Battle of Lewisham by acclaimed writer Grace Nichols installed alongside permanent public artwork to commemorate role of women

Creating and expanding electronic musical instruments

Dr Patricia Alessandrini has spent the last year re-imagining the traditional piano using physical computing methods.

Goldsmiths Press launches with Professor Les Back's Academic Diary

A new university press from Â鶹¹ÙÍø will partner with the MIT Press in a unique deal between the two prestigious institutions.

A landmark conference of Anglican church leaders will do little to solve deep splits which divide the institution, a Goldsmiths expert has said.

After years working in the charity sector, self-taught graphic designer, marketer, fundraiser and father of two Tim Powell applied to Goldsmiths to study Design.

"I want an untamed, beautiful death. So I think we should have a competition in dying, sort of like Halloween costumes," wrote Anatole Broyard in his pathography, Intoxicated by my Illness, written in the 1980s. "Isn't there some way to turn dying into some kind of celebration," Broyard wondered."“A birthday to end all birthdays?"