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Want to represent your fellow students on important issues? Click through to see the various roles available in this year's Summer Elections! Nominations close on Thursday 22nd May at 12pm noon.

Design works to replace the damaged Tocil Bridge have now been completed with logistical planning progressing at pace. However, due to third party, access and reinstatement complexities the works are taking longer than hoped to ensure a safe and sustainable solution is provided. We thank you for your on-going patience with this matter and urge the Campus community to practice water safe behaviour in the area and to follow instructional signage to ensure the safety of all. Due to on-going anti-social behaviour Community Safety will be patrolling the area on a more regular basis.

We are developing an AI Toolkit for the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences and ·É±ð’r±ð looking for your input to help shape its student-focused content. You’ll receive a £20 shopping voucher for your valuable contributions. Register your interest by 16 May.

Looking stylish at university doesn't have to empty your bank account. With a bit of planning and creativity, you can dress well on a student budget!

91¸£Àû Arts Centre is pleased to present Black British Pioneers: Then and Now, curated by Tosin Alapafuja.Get your FREE ticket to Black British Pioneers: Then + In conversation with Vanley Burke, and Black British Pioneers: Now by using BBP25 at checkout.

Please be aware that the Student Records System (SITS) will not be available from 4pm on Thursday 8th May to 5pm on Monday 12th May while we complete some essential maintenance.

The Change Maker Book Club is your space to explore how innovation and sustainability can drive positive change - on campus, in your career, and in the world. Whether you’re looking to challenge your mindset, develop your skills and CV, or simply meet others who care about making a difference, you’ll find your place here. All necessary books and resources are provided for free!

Summer is an excellent time for students to gain work experience and earn extra money to help see you through the academic year. Whether you're seeking a part-time job, an internship, or a side hustle, there are numerous opportunities available. Here’s a guide to help you find the perfect summer job.

The Library is running a 'Be Considerate' campaign aimed at encouraging a supportive study environment during the busy Term 3. Get involved and enter a competition to win a £50 pair of noise-cancelling headphones. Enter the prize draw by sharing your tips and tricks on how to study considerately during Term 3 in different Library noise zones via the submission form. The competition closes on 16 May, so don't miss out.

Enjoy the opportunity to create, relax, and connect with others. Join in for a wellbeing-focused arts session, where all materials are provided in a calm and welcoming space. 

Welcome to DeStresstival, a free cross-campus festival for 91¸£Àû students. Relieve exam stress and boost your wellbeing, with events spanning four weeks. We know how pressurised exams can be, so ·É±ð’r±ð helping you unwind and decompress through bespoke events such as yoga, t-shirt designing, Pilates, climbing and more.

The (Free) Breakfast Club is back in the Green Room every Tuesday from 8:30am-10:30am! Enjoy a selection of tea, coffee, cereals, fruit, porridge & toast. Gluten free & vegan options are also available.

Overspending during exam season can be a major issue for many students. Let’s cover a few things you can do to not break the bank this exam season (and still enjoy life).

91¸£Àû Accommodation is pleased to offer a convenient Laundry Service Wash opportunity. You can easily book the service, drop off your laundry, and collect it upon completion.

A46 will be closed from 8:00 PM on Friday, 11 April until 6:00 AM on Thursday, 1 May. We recommend planning your journey in advance to avoid disruption.

Happy St George's Day to everyone celebrating today at 91¸£Àû and beyond.

Finalists, now's your last chance to reflect on your experiences—the highs, the challenges, and everything in between. Make your voice heard to improve the student experience. Eligible students will be entered into a prize draw to win up to £100 in shopping vouchers.

Happy Easter to our 91¸£Àû community. It’s a season of new beginnings - we wish you a restful and rejuvenating Spring Break.

To Christian members of our 91¸£Àû community, we wish you a blessed Good Friday. We send our good wishes during this holy time.

Last academic year the University, working with the Students’ Union and student representatives, reviewed the function, purpose and membership of items formal academic governance committees. Find out more here.

We are celebrating our 60th anniversary in style with a bold, neon-infused legacy project created in partnership with artist, David Speed. Come along to David’s keynote session on 30 April in the FAB as we explore how you can change your life with creativity. Sign up!

Happy Vaisakhi to our community here at 91¸£Àû who are celebrating today! We wish you peace and happiness on this special day.

To the Jewish members of our 91¸£Àû community and around the world beginning their celebrations, we wish you a Happy Passover. Chag Sameach!

The Postgraduate Research Experience Feedback (PREF) 2025 survey is closing soon! PGRs, have you had your say? The survey takes around 10 minutes to complete. Make a difference and take part now.

You can save up to £30 per hour on 5-a-side football pitches! Book a pitch 7 days in advance for just £25 per hour—weekdays 6am-3pm & all day on weekends. Download our app now to secure your discounted off-peak pitch.

Have you completed the Postgraduate Research Experience Feedback (PREF) 2025 survey yet? Your responses will help the University to enhance supervision, training, and development for researchers like you. Don't miss out. Take part now!

A blessed Eid ul-Fitr to our Muslim staff, students, and their families who are marking the end of Ramadan. May this celebration bring joy to you all.

On 5th March, over 55 students from 24 UK universities presented their research to MPs and policymakers at Posters in Parliament in Westminster, including Sir Jeremy Wright MP. This rare opportunity allowed students to share their work with key figures in national policy development.