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Help beat your exam stress and boost your wellbeing by checking out our DeStresstival events, with open mic nights, activities at the Arts Centre, outdoor cinema screenings, free yoga and relaxation sports sessions, and so much more. See what's on here.

Have you downloaded the free SafeZone App? Designed to help you get support quickly and easily - anytime, anywhere on campus, the SafeZone app is here to keep you safe! Get support at the tap of a button. Download SafeZone – your link to campus safety and wellbeing.

Your Students’ Union is student-led meaning that we put you in charge of deciding, and becoming, your future student leaders. Congratulations to everyone who put in their time, effort and passion into their campaigns, and thank you to everyone who voted! You can also find out the results from this on the University's ethical stance on AI.

Enjoyed the Petting Zoo on campus last week? We have plenty more regular events this term to help you relax, unwind and destress. Check out our DeStresstival events, with open mic nights, outdoor cinema screenings, free yoga and relaxation sports sessions, and more.

Whether you are living on or off campus, this may be the first time you have lived away from home or in shared accommodation. Wherever you are living this year, taking care of your personal safety is important, and we encourage you to review the advice and support available, including important phone numbers. Dial 101 for non-emergency police, dial 999 for emergency police, fire and ambulance and 111 for non-emergency medical problems. Students living off campus can access dedicated guidance, including advice on staying safe in and around your student home. You can also download our SafeZone app, which can be used on campus or in partner accommodation.

It’s important to look after yourself during exam season, make time for your wellbeing and reach out for extra support if you need it. Take a look at our webpage with tips for supporting your wellbeing before, during and after exams. There is also a strong Support Network at 91¸£Àû to help you. Find out how you can make the most of it during Term 3, on our page.

DeStresstival, is a free cross-campus festival for 91¸£Àû students, offering opportunities to relieve exam stress and boost your wellbeing. We know how pressurised exams can be, so we’re helping you unwind, decompress and de-stress! Check out what's on next week, from events at The Nook, The Chaplaincy Lawn, and the Arts Centre Foyer. Book your place now!

Following the recent terror attack in Golders Green, London, the UK National Threat Level has been raised to Severe, as of Thursday, 30 April 2026. This is a national precaution following this attack and not linked to any specific risk on our campus. Support is available to our community - read more here.

Need a break from preparing for exams and assessments? Join the Wellbeing team's regular events, including peer support sessions. Our regular sessions use mindfulness to help you reduce stress, manage pressure, and build focus. All events are part of DeStresstival 2026.

Need a boost to start your day? Join us at the Eat Well Hub which will be available to students in need on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30am–10:00am, in the SUHQ Green Room. Fuel up with a tasty selection of healthy options including wholemeal bread, oats, wheat cereals, delicious fruit and fresh fruit juices!

DeStresstival, is a free cross-campus festival for 91¸£Àû students, offering opportunities to relieve exam stress and boost your wellbeing. With events spanning the whole of term 3, DeStresstival provides the perfect environment for you and your friends to focus on mindfulness, relaxation, and wellbeing activities. We know how pressurised exams can be, so we’re helping you unwind, decompress and de-stress! Check out what's on, and book your place.

Meningitis is a rare but serious illness that can affect anyone. At this time, we are not aware of any cases linked to 91¸£Àû. It is important to be aware of the symptoms and seek medical advice quickly if you or a friend becomes unwell. Find out more, including symptoms, checking your vaccination status, and who to contact if you are concerned about meningitis.

Thursday 12 March 2026 is University Mental Health Day! Life can be exciting, though it can have its challenges too, so we want you to know about all the resources and support available to you, especially as term 3 and the exam and assessment period approach.

Did you know that Wellbeing and Student Support Services deliver a range of events to support you? There are regular daily events, from Peer Support Groups for Anxiety, ADHD, and Exam stress, to Gardening Club on Wednesdays, and Mindfulness sessions on Thursdays, and one off special events too. Visit their What's On page to find out more.

Join us on 11 February from 12:30 - 3:30pm in OC0.01 for a selection of activities designed to help you take a break from studies and focus on your wellbeing. From mindfulness pop-ups and an aromatherapy table, to a support services information fair and a talk from mental health advocate Ryan Ridgeway, take some time out of your day to relax and reflect on wellbeing. You can even attend the annual Mini-Farm!

Following the fire in Arthur Vick Residence Block 1 on the evening of Wednesday, 19 November, the University continues to assess the damage caused by the fire and support students affected. The vast majority of students should be able to return to their Arthur Vick accommodation by the start of term. However, a small number of students will be unable to return to Arthur Vick this academic year due to the extent of the damage and repairs required. As always, the safety and wellbeing of our students remains our absolute priority. Read more.

Life can be unpredictable, and personal challenges can interfere with your studies. We've got you covered, with academic policies to support you, such as reasonable adjustments and mitigating circumstances. Find out what measures are in place to allow you to adjust your studies in difficult times.

Emergency services were called to a fire on campus at the Arthur Vick 1 residence block on Wednesday night (19 November) at around 9pm. The fire is now out. All students were evacuated and no injuries have been reported. All students are safe and have been temporarily relocated. Wellbeing services are providing support to those affected. Read more.

This supportive, peer-led space for students who’ve experienced sexual violence to find connection, understanding, and belonging launches on 19 November 5 - 6:30pm in Kevin Gately Room, SU. There will then be monthly sessions one Wednesday a month during term time. Students, supporters, staff are all welcome!

Disability Services is offering drop-in sessions to support students in completing their DSA application on Wednesdays during term time 11am – 12pm. Appointments are offered on a first-come, first-served basis from the Wellbeing and Student Support reception in Senate House. Bring your laptop to sign into your student finance account.

Searching for support? Our Wellbeing Services are here to help you navigate the challenges and opportunities of student life. Find out how to register with Disability Services, what Groups and Events you can take part in, and what Self-help Resources are available to you on our Start well page.

Your safety matters. As part of our commitment to safety, we’re pleased to introduce SafeZone, a free app designed to help you get support quickly and easily - anytime, anywhere on campus. Find out more and download the app!

The end of the academic year has arrived! We hope you have a wonderful and well-earned break. Remember, support and services are still available over the break, and there is plenty to see in the local area if you are sticking around campus this summer.

Get involved in a range of activities to support you through Term 3, from exam anxiety support drop-ins, to wellbeing runs and drawing your feelings.

Varsity 2025 will unite the whole University community as players and supporters get involved with one of the biggest sporting events in the 91¸£Àû calendar. You might not want to participate directly in sport activities, but you can still be a crucial part of #Team91¸£Àû. Our annual showdown with Coventry University returns on Saturday 1 March. Could we be in for a win for the 35th consecutive year? Make sure you bring friends and family along to show your support for #Team91¸£Àû!

At 91¸£Àû we care deeply about student wellbeing and making sure the best possible support is available for anyone in need. We’ve made significant efforts to ensure our students are safe and it’s vital that we encourage everyone to seek support and specialist help when they’re struggling.