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[[Imperial College]], formerly part of the University of London, became totally independent in 2007. | [[Imperial College]], formerly part of the University of London, became totally independent in 2007. | ||
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The [[University of London Union]] (ULU) was founded in 1921 and moved into its main building in Malet Street, the venue for a number of LGBT events, in 1957. In 2013 it was abolished, and the building rebranded as "Student Central". | |||
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*[[Gordon Marsden]] | *[[Gordon Marsden]] | ||
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The University of London is a federal university based in London, founded in 1826. The various colleges of the university now have a great deal of autonomy, and for some purposes are considered universities in their own right.
Imperial College, formerly part of the University of London, became totally independent in 2007.
==Students' Union==EEN The University of London Union (ULU) was founded in 1921 and moved into its main building in Malet Street, the venue for a number of LGBT events, in 1957. In 2013 it was abolished, and the building rebranded as "Student Central".
Noted alumni
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