"A dazzling wartime fantasy", Francis Spufford's fourth novel, Nonesuch, is out this week, published by Faber and Faber. Francis Spufford is Professor of Creative Writing at Goldsmiths and the Chair of Judges for the 2026 @GoldsmithsPrize https://t.co/3nB6ApTI8X

Congratulations to PhD student Floriane Fo Misslin, who has been awarded the 2025 Emerging Scholar Award by the International Journal of Fashion Studies. https://t.co/xebYtzNBur

Our Winter Graduation ceremonies start today! Over the next three days, we're celebrating the amazing achievements of our students with their friends, family and tutors. Congratulations everyone❤️

How does music work, and what can it tell us about the human mind, body, and society? Manuel Anglada-Tort reflects on the enduring importance of music science in a new blog for the School of Mind, Body and Society. https://t.co/w0jNfu2NKt

The Goldsmiths Artist who drew and painted Christmas for millions- C. Walter Hodges: Drawing History into Being. See Goldsmiths History Project at: https://t.co/j90bInr1e9 These are objects nine and ten of the 120 objects celebrating the history of @GoldsmithsUoL

We look back at the AI and Games Conference 2025, which saw nearly 400 attendees come together at Goldsmiths to hear from academics and professionals from major studios and developers. https://t.co/iylF9c8aze

Ahead of the UN’s International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable of Development in 2026, Dr Chris Millora, Lecturer @GoldsmithsEduc1, supported the development of a global Call to Action for the Future of Volunteering. Read the full story 👇 https://t.co/TS6dplV3UH

An album celebrating the centenary of electronic music trailblazer Daphne Oram features a track by @goldcomputing's Dr Eleonora Oreggia, who will perform with her REBUS instrument using electromagnetic waves at the Barbican this Thursday. Read the full

Tomorrow we will be on campus selling books at a discounted price! 📍Library, Goldsmiths University of London ⏰ 11:00 - 15:00 📆02/12/25 Come say hi, and pick up some cheap reads @GoldsmithsUoL

Comprehensive reform to the UK pension system remains an “urgent priority” that the Government’s first Budget hasn’t changed, argues Dr Ariane Agunsoye. Read the full story👇 https://t.co/TTEj81XIkn

We’re delighted that Melfield Gardens – the pioneering intergenerational living scheme in Lewisham with @phoenixtogether – has won an @insidehousing Development Award! Read the full story👇

“No other industry around the world would tolerate the level of mortality and loss and suffering that is tolerated in music.” Dr George Musgrave speaks to @BBCRadioLondon about his work on the mental health of musicians in India. https://t.co/kRSJXAuKi0 From 2hrs12.

We're the national delivery partner for @Artsmarkaward, empowering teachers to embed arts, creativity and culture across the whole curriculum. In this blog, Prof Tara Page explains how the learning programme works and shares her observations on the power of collaboration👇

Congratulations to Professor Ragupathy Venkatachalam, who has been elected as a Foreign Member of the Istituto Lombardo. Read the full story 👉 https://t.co/EBPFaJecwC

What happens when an artist hands creative control to AI? Work from a collaborative research project by Goldsmiths Professor @WilliamLatham1, mathematician Stephen Todd, and Google DeepMind Research Engineer Dylan Banarse is on display in London until 26 October.

It’s a triple release day, with Common by @NikolaiDuffy , Maybe the Birds by A. J. Ashworth, and Virus is a Language by Chris Hables Gray all publishing today! https://t.co/pkPuETkMKX

Goldsmiths BA Fine Art grad Issy Wood was the "first and only pick" to paint a new portrait of Charli xcx for the cover of Vanity Fair. Known for paintings of objects and moments from contemporary life, Wood graduated from Goldsmiths in 2015. Her work was the subject of a major