Members’ blog
The Goodenough College Members' blog is a place for recent and current Members and staff offer their thoughts on life in London, explore aspects of the College's history, give advice on how to make the most of your time here and provide useful hints and tips for Goodenough newbies.
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Dean’s academic trips and seminars
Goodenough Members enjoy a rich variety of opportunities to broaden their perspectives through Dean’s trips and seminars held across the UK, Europe and,...
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What I wish I knew before coming to London
Recent Alumna Sarah Gibbs is now back in Canada after two and a half years at Goodenough completing her PhD on novelist and...
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How to ace your application
Goodenough College is not just a hall of residence. Our application process is designed to create a diverse, supportive, and stimulating international community,...
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Podcast on postgraduate accommodation
In this episode of the podcast Unite Students Accommodation Matters, Goodenough College's Registrar talks about the specialist postgraduate accommodation we offer
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10 places to visit in the local area
Goodenough College is located in Bloomsbury which is filled with a variety of interesting places to visit. To give newcomers an introduction to...
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The Bloomsbury Set of Mecklenburgh Square
Thomas Kelly, current Member of Goodenough College, has studied some of the lives lived in and around our beloved Mecklenburgh Square. This blog...
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Leaving Goodenough College – reflections of a departing student
Thomas Kelly arrived at Goodenough to study for a PhD in English Literature at King's College London. Here he explains why leaving the...
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Poems inspired by College life
Leif Haley, who runs the College's Writers' Society, was inspired by Giving Day 2023 to write two poems which describe the College and...
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Art exhibition for International Women’s Day 2024
To celebrate International Women's Day 2024, Goodenough College Members, in collaboration with the Guilds and Liveries of London, opened an exhibition called 'In...
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The Burn estate and James Russell
The Burn estate was gifted to the College in 1949 by Mr and Mrs George Herbert Russell, in memory of their son James...
