The repository also holds Goldsmiths' collection of doctoral theses. GRO is part of Goldsmiths Online Research Collections (ORC) which also includes Goldsmiths Journals Online (GOJO), a hosting platform for open access journals and conference proceedings.
== Student life ==
=== Sports, clubs and traditions ===
Sports teams and societies are organised by the Goldsmiths Students' Union. The Union runs multiple sports clubs which compete in BUCS leagues. The Students' Union also runs numerous societies.
=== Student media ===
Goldsmiths has a long history of student-led media platforms, including Smiths Magazine, The Leopard newspaper, and Wired radio. The student media is run independently by students at the college.
=== Student housing ===
Accommodation Services offers accommodation within seven halls:
Loring Hall
Ewen Henderson Court
Quantum Court
Town Hall Camberwell
Surrey House
Chesterman House
Raymont Hall
Electricity, internet and gas bills are included in the rent.
=== Students' Union ===
The Goldsmiths Students' Union (GSU) is the union of student representatives from the Goldsmiths University of London. It is a registered charity independent of the university which advocates for students in academic, social, and welfare dimensions. The GSU is also responsible for organizing social events, workshops, and lobbying for improvement to campus facilities. Elected officers run the GSU. Elections typically occur in the spring when students vote for their representatives. Officer positions include four full-time remunerated, and fourteen part-time positions. The elections are independently verified by a returning officer from the National Union of Students of the United Kingdom. Each year the GSU publishes its Annual Impact Report which outlines the organization's work, campaigns, and achievements. The document is designed in-house, presented to the college management board, then made available to students. The union provides academic representation for students through elected sabbatical officers. It also …
