These databases provide free quality journal articles for everyone, which means you will still have access once you leave university.
ArXiv.org - Open access repository of articles in mathematics, statistics, qualitative biology, computing and physics.
Current Index to Statistics provided by the American Mathematical Society (AMS)
zBmath - open access database specifically for the mathematics
CORE - CORE (COnnecting REpositories) provides "a comprehensive bibliographic database of the world’s scholarly literature"
Directory of Open Access Journals - specifically targets journal articles
OpenDoar - sponsored by JISC this allows you to identify and access repositories by country or you can use the advanced filter to search by discipline and types of resources required, including journal articles, patents, datasets and much more.
This provides access to free streaming tv, movies and radio from both the UK, and news channels and some tv from overseas. Educational and research worthy material goes back as far as the 1950's, though the majority of programmes are from the 1990's onwards. You can reserve programmes up to 2 weeks before they are air, save to My BoB and make clips to submit for your studies.
Kanopy is a video streaming resource with coverage across a wide range of academic disciplines and content, including movies, documentaries and instructional videos.
Gresham College was founded in 1597 and has been providing free lectures within the City of London for over 400 years.
On its web pages you can find lots of free videos of past lectures and stream live lectures. There are many mathematics videos, including some people you are very familiar with.
Travels In a Mathematical World
Mathematics at the University of Greenwich
British Society for the History of Mathematics
Institute of Mathematics and its Applications
Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) This organisation has been archiving websites since 1996 and still does so to this day. There are books, media such as radio interviews with Richard Feynman, or the Buckminster Fuller talks or look for historic datasets from social media sites, NASA, the US government and much more.
MacTutor – History of Mathematics Archive
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