Special Considerations for Undergraduate and Masters Students
Sam Scott, Head of Advice There are times in everyone’s life when things happen unexpectedly. Sometimes these unexpected events mean that daily routines or plans are thrown off course, which may mean that we cannot do the things we intended to do. As students, you might have a coursework or assessment deadline that you have […]
Menstrual Hygiene Day: Together for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld
Today is Menstrual Hygiene Day, and this year’s theme is “Together for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld.” It’s all about breaking the stigma around periods, raising awareness, and ensuring period dignity for everyone who menstruates. To mark the day, we’ll be hosting a Menstrual Hygiene Day Stall — come along to find out more, ask questions, grab some […]
Moving Out – Getting Your Deposit Back
Sarah Fergusson, Student Adviser It’s time to move out of your property! To have the best chance of getting your deposit back in full you need to leave it the same condition you found it when you moved in (the exception being ‘fair wear and tear’). We suggest you take the following steps: Leave the […]
Sabbs Update – 24/05/25
Lawrence Coomber, Union President Another busy fortnight! – but good luck to all of you who have already completed exams, essays and other coursework and to those with ones still to go! Last Wednesday, I attended the launch of the Russell Group Students’ Union Report on the experience of International Students in the UK. You […]
Moving Out Must Dos
Adam Palmer, Advice Coordinator Before you leave your property and head off on your next adventure there are a few things to do before you go. Here are 5 tips we think you need to make sure you are set up for the year ahead! Cancel Bills – If your bills are not included in […]
Be BBQ Smart! Keep The Common Safe
https://youtu.be/WiPIWllMUsI?feature=shared As the warmer weather draws us outside, there’s no better way to enjoy it than with a BBQ. But before you fire one up, whether on the Common, in a local park or your garden, it’s important to know how to do it safely and responsibly. The Hidden Impact of Ground BBQs While it […]
March & April 2025 Highlights
Powered By EmbedPress Varsity 2025 VICTORY IS OURS! Team Southampton dominated Varsity and brought the trophy home with 206 wins! #BleedBurgundy #TeamSoton Leadership Elections 2025 Thank you for engaging in our Leadership Elections 2025. We had over 12,800 votes and over 3,700 voters. We had a great turnout! An extra 311 students voted this year, […]
Sabbs Update – 09/05/25
Lawrence Coomber, Union President On Wednesday 30 April, I attended the away day for the Board of Governors of the University, known as Council. We discussed three major topics: the University’s plan for the future, how AI is changing Higher Education, and how the University is involved in local government reforms and devolution. I was able […]
Academic Integrity in Exams
Ash Hunt, Student Adviser Exams can be stressful, but there are many things we can do to ensure standards of Academic Integrity are met. Academic Integrity is a student’s commitment to ensure the highest standard of study practices. This ensures that the work you produce can demonstrate a true understanding of the subject matter, which […]
Drug Harm Reduction: Staying Safe and Making Informed Choices
Taking drugs always carries risks, and the potential for harm is ever-present. It’s impossible to know exactly what is in a substance just by looking at it, and the effects can be unpredictable. If you choose to use drugs, harm reduction strategies can help you stay as safe as possible while minimising risks. Understanding “Drug, […]