SUSU & Sabb Update – 17/10/25
Emma Brown, Union President Freshers Hi everyone – what an exciting few weeks! We ran over 60 events during freshers, with 13,430 tickets sold and 8,500 slices of pizza given away (I’m sure I ate at least 10% of those). We also sold 4,026 pints of Stag’s Lager and cider in total – both of […]
Support Services
Sam Scott, Head of Advice and Support University can be incredible. It can also be tough. Life can throw things your way that you weren’t expecting and hadn’t planned for leaving you feeling worried, isolated and anxious. The university has various support services available to help but it can seem overwhelming trying to pick the […]
September 2025 Highlights
Powered By EmbedPress Freshers 60 events over the 2 weeks 13,430 tickets sold Our Student Support team provided over 2,000 hours of help during Freshers’ Your Top Rated Events PGR Quiz: 5🌟 Plant A Plant: 4.61🌟 Big SUSU Quiz: 4.50🌟 Sports Fair: 4.26🌟 Societies Fair: 4.25🌟 Freshers Fair Over 6,000 attendees 8,500 slices of […]
Autumn Elections 2025: Voting Now Open
Voting is now open for the 2024 Autumn Elections until Thursday 16 October at 16:00! Vote now! >> The nominations are in and it’s time to cast your vote for who you think should represent students. In these elections, you can vote for Chair of Council, Student Council, School Presidents, Department Presidents and Course Reps. The people elected […]
International Mental Health Day: Managing Burnout
Toby Page, VP Inclusion Many students face burnout during stressful periods of the year. If you are struggling, the Advice Centre and Student Hub are here to support you. What is burnout? Burnout is exhaustion as a result of prolonged stress. It can happen to anyone, for any reason. If you are experiencing burnout, that’s […]
The Non-Monolith: Honouring Neurodiverse Black History
Black History Month is a time to celebrate the remarkable contributions and voices of Black individuals throughout history. Yet, who are the Black individuals whose contributions are often excluded and voices unheard? Overlooking the contributions of neurodiverse individuals is characteristic of a neurotypical society, and overlooking the contributions of Black neurodiverse figures is evidence of […]
SUSU & Sabb Update – 02/10/25
Toby Page, VP Inclusion You made it through the first couple of weeks! Well done. I hope you’ve had a lovely time so far. So, what have I been up to? The Gender Expression Fund is open! The Gender Expression Fund opened on Friday. Make sure to apply now to help afford gender-affirming items like […]
Scam Awareness
Students are often targeted by Scammers trying to get either money or your personal details from you for illegal gain. Please see the bullet points below that could help towards keeping and your information safe. Never give any passwords, banking or personal details to anyone you do not know or trust. Nobody in a position […]
Advice Centre: Who We Are
Hello to everyone, old and new. As it is Freshers this week, we thought what better time to refresh you all on who we are and what we do! So, who are the Advice Centre? Our team comprises trained professionals ready to assist you with a range of concerns, from navigating housing issues to managing […]
Autumn Elections 2025: Nominations Open
We are excited to announce that nominations for this year’s Autumn Elections is now open! This is your chance to nominate yourself for the positions of: Course Reps Student Council Chair of Council Arts and Humanities Postgraduate Research Officer Environment and Life Sciences Faculty Officer School Presidents for the following: Economic, Social and Political Science […]
