Dr Peter Laugharne, an expert in Politics and International Relations at London Metropolitan University, offers his insight into the resignation of seven Labour MPs on 18 February 2019.
Destiny Ekaragha, a renowned British film director and London Met graduate, has recently directed part of a BBC series looking at previous social issues in the UK.
Yinka Ilori designs vibrant print to be gifted to Brit Award nominees
From taking part in the pedometer challenge to cutting down on plastic consumption, the Jolly Green Giants have thrown their all into the 2019 Green Impact programme.
A topical and timely debate held at London Met will explore what Brexit means for young people, two weeks before the UK will withdraw from the European Union.
21 February 6.30pm
Cass Architecture Professor Peter St John to deliver his inaugural professorial lecture during School's Celebration Week
Accelerator, London’s longest running tech incubator in Tech City, has been named as a finalist in three categories of the Hubble Office of the Future Awards.
The filmmaking team, comprised of four graduates, won the Factual category.
Two London Met graduates have been awarded the Student Start-Up of the Year award thanks to their hard work and perseverance as part of the Accelerator’s Launchpad programme.
The third event in a series of lectures on issues in contemporary design at the Cass.
London Metropolitan University has launched Creative Spark, a five-year initiative to develop the creative economy and enterprise skills in young people across seven countries.
Students put on unique performance at Hackney's social club for the over 60s
Cass Foundation students test their creativity against search engine giant's algorithms
Planning permission granted for Dulwich Pavilion designed by Cass alumnus Yinka Ilori with Pricegore for LFA competition.
8-24 February
Solo exhibition by Cass Furniture alumnus Ray Brown commissioned by Disegno
Three Journalism BA students report on the special event organised by the School of Computing and Digital Media and The Cass.
Tests conducted by Bioscientists at London Metropolitan University have found that gifting someone produces the same chemical reaction as being in love.
London Metropolitan University has been named as "an example of good practice" and a "source of inspiration for others" by the European Commission, an executive body of the EU.
Rachel Kaden and six other Film graduates had two films nominated in the Drama and Factual categories
London Met implements sector leading student careers software in record-breaking time, with two Postgraduate students having an integral role in the installation process
George Brownlie Prentice and Sandra Olunbunkunola Popoolahave been recognised for services to their communities.
Cass student works with lecturer at British Council festival of science and creativity in Hong Kong.
Max Von Der Hagen graduated six years ago. Experience of living abroad encouraged Max to study in London and he is now embarking on a fulfilling career at IAG Cargo.
Preparations begin for first year fashion students for annual fashion show PROJECT RED
Creative Writing courses lead by published authors to prepare budding writers for a career in writing.
Marie Henriette's dissertation ‘The Whole-body Seer: Blindness as Narrative, Subject and a Way of Seeing’ challenges the industry to think about things from a new perspective.
Ben Harrison, an Airline, Airport and Aviation Management BSc graduate, has recently been promoted to Head of Airside Planning and Development at London City airport.
An Architecture graduate from London Met has been appointed the new technical editor of professional regular journal.
Cass alumnus included in magazine's list of 100 people expected to make a difference in 2019
The Public Practice scheme, which gives local authorities access to the expertise of architects like Cass Architecture (BA) lecturer Alpa Depani, recognised by ‘industry bible’.
The Conservative MP and former Universities Minister visited London Metropolitan University the day before the vote on the EU Withdrawal Bill
A team of London Met students won third place in a national cyber hacking competition.
London Met aviation graduate, Layla Cardoso, is currently working at one of London’s busiest and most dynamic airports, 18 months after graduating.
A new Sonic Arts Residency, an artist in residence pilot, has just begun at London Metropolitan University.
Dr Karen McNally recently travelled to Paris to speak at Film Musicals: A Glorious Feeling, a major new exhibition on the musical film genre.
Recipient of annual Cass printmaking prize is announced
Josh Walker-Savings has gone on to successful career in aviation after graduating from London Met.
Dr Samuel O Idowu has been named on the '101 Most Impactful Corporate Social Responsibility Leaders' list.
11-16 December 2018
Cass lecturer Jacek Ludwig Scarso leads participatory experience at Tate Modern reflecting on the meaning of waiting.
Studio leads David Leech Architects win prestigious international prize.
Natalie Simon, an Addiction and Mental Health graduate, shares her story and reflects upon her time at London Met.
12th December 2018
Annual performance by architectural choir/ research group based at The Cass will form part of the London Contemporary Music Festival
Cass Reader in Metal to create major new piece of contemporary silverwork for National Museum of Scotland
Dr Andrew Moran delivered a session to sixth form students discussing President Trump as part of the British Library's Congress to Campus programme.
13th December, 5pm-8pm
Festive fine art open studio at Aldgate Bauhaus promises a feast of student creativity
London Metropolitan University attended Lloyds Banking Group's inaugural Innovation Community event, a day-long session to bring together stories, collaboration and knowledge.
The exhibition, made up of live art and multimedia installations, takes place at the Atrium Gallery in Goulston Street
London Metropolitan University hosted its annual Fast Forward Festival, organising careers and employability events to support students in developing a broader range of skills
Architecture students at The Cass get the opportunity to build and learn more about working with natural construction materials.
Theatre Arts students were treated to a private viewing of 'Games', the latest play by Henry Naylor
London Met welcomes ten new international scholarship students to the University.
Tests conducted by Dr Paul Matewele, a microbiologist at London Metropolitan University, have found that touchscreens in McDonald’s restaurants carry faeces.
Cass architecture tutor Takero Shimazaki chairs jury for prestigious annual award featured on Channel 4's Grand Designs
4 and 5 December 2018
Exhibition of live art and digital installations will see twelve young artists reimagine The Cass Atrium as a metaphorical waiting room.
Yosef Taylor, an Airline, Airport and Aviation Management student at London Met, writes about witnessing wheelchair users attempt to create a world record for pulling a plane.
Run by lecturer Suzanne Cohen, the museum animation project at Camden Summer University provides opportunities for young people on the autistic spectrum to make and develop films.
Congratulations to our 2017/18 Academic Excellence Award winners. We are proud of your achievements and wish you all the best for the future.
Professor John Grieve CBE QPM is part of the newly launched London Policing Research Network, a policing network which focuses exclusively on modern crime in London.
27 November 6pm
Public panel event as part of Making a Living Week explores what – and how – we create for children.
A project by Aberrant Architecture, a practice co-led by Cass interiors lecturer Kevin Haley, is on the longlist for two categories of the international Interior design awards
Celebrating our female graduates’ entrepreneurial successes.
Each academic year, students have the chance to be matched with experienced professionals from a variety of sectors, becoming their mentor.
Associate Lecturer, Sara Hannant, will have her work featured in an exhibition in Cardiff.
Dr James Morgan recently attended an All-Party Parliamentary Group session to discuss and engage with contemporary drug policies.
Sara Hannant, Associate Lecturer in Photojournalism at London Met, has been shortlisted for the 2019 British Photography Award.
Immersive opera to be performed at the Mayfield Depot at 3pm on 18 November
The University has received a prestigious environmental award for significantly reducing waste across its three campuses.
An exhibition remembering the forgotten trades of Islington's past takes place this week at London Metropolitan University.
Thursday 13 December at 6.30pm
Special Cass Research Seminar with Peter St John, Marcus Taylor, Venice Fellows and the British Council reflects on Island, the British Pavilion at this year's La Biennale De Venezia.
28th November 6pm
In conversation event with the Artistic Director of the Barbican, as part of Making a Living Week at The Cass
November 2018 to March 2019
Artist and Cass Professor Bob and Roberta Smith encourages young people to be creative about peace as part national 1418 NOW Project.
Keynote speakers include Marcus Engman, former Head of Design at IKEA
15 and 17 November
Cass PhD student Chiara D'Anna presents one woman show at Cockpit Theatre.
Cass lecturer launches latest book with sold out performative talk event at Tate Modern
16-29 November 2018
The Cass hosts national exhibition of graduate photography work organised by leading online platform.
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