Gambling Harm Reduction
Sam Scott, Head of Advice and Support Gambling Harm – Who Can It Affect? 1 in 10 adults in the past year have been significantly affected by gambling harm. Research has consistently demonstrated that individuals who are young, male, and who belong to ethnic minority backgrounds are disproportionately susceptible to gambling disorder. Gambling disorder (the […]
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Alumni Emails: All-Student Vote Update & FAQs
Joshie Christian, VP Education Our consultations since the All Student Vote really highlighted a longstanding issue with how little communication the student body receives before the change from a student account to an alumni email. SUSU and the University are now working to make sure that induction and offboarding cover everything students need to stay […]
Have you applied for Student Finance?
It’s never too late! Whilst you may have missed the deadline to be guaranteed your funding for the start of next term, if you haven’t yet applied to Student Finance, it is worth getting your application submitted as soon as possible. Applying for Student Finance can feel like a mountain of work, but it’s worth […]
Preparing for Exam Resits
Adam Palmer, Advice Coordinator Exam resits can be stressful; you might not have thought you would be in the position to need to take them. But it is important to make the most of this opportunity. Here are 5 things you can do to make sure you are ready for your exam resits. Know where […]
Planned Protests – 8/8/25
Please stay aware – there is a protest happening near Highfield Campus this evening. You can find more information, advice and support here.
Savvy Supermarket Shopping
Are you an international student studying in Southampton and feeling a bit overwhelmed by the prospect of food shopping? Fear not! Navigating supermarkets can be a breeze with a few handy tips and tricks. In this blog post, we’ll cover everything you need to know to make your supermarket trips smooth, budget-friendly, and enjoyable. Familiarise […]
Special Considerations for PGR Students
Ash Hunt, Student Adviser There are times during the academic journey when we must consider special considerations. Before you apply for special considerations, you may find it beneficial to read the regulations governing PGR special considerations to ensure you are clear on exactly what you are look for. The regulations for Postgraduate Research (PGR) students […]
Sex Work Safety
Sam Scott, Head of Advice With the recent cost of living increase, it has become apparent that some of our student communities are engaging in sex work. For anyone unsure, sex work is where an individual offers sexual services or performances in which a second person provides money or some other economic marker. The economic […]
How to Make the Most of Summer at University
Nicola White, Student Adviser The summer break at university is a precious time filled with opportunities for personal growth, relaxation, and exploration. Whether you’re staying on campus or heading home, making the most of this time can set the stage for a fulfilling and productive academic year ahead. Here are some tips to help you […]