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Did you see ¹û¶³´«Ã½ compete against Christ’s College, Cambridge in the final on Monday night? Catch up now.
Want to lessen your own impact on the climate? Here's how 
Colleagues all across the University are taking part in Climate Literacy Training – online and in-person – which explains how we can take steps to reduce our impact on the planet. We spoke to Gary Stocker (Test Engineer, WMG) to find out why he'd recommend getting involved.
University House and WMG access restricted and change to opening hours
University House and WMG buildings have moved to a single point of access, read for change to opening hours.
The Foundation Year, designed to provide a pathway for students from under-recognised backgrounds into higher education, has become a cornerstone of °Âµþ³§â€™s commitment to diversity and widening participation.
Improving our digital security
If you don’t already use the Microsoft Authenticator app to confirm who you are when logging in – or don’t have push notifications switched on – we’ll soon be guiding you to set up the app to improve security. Find out what you need to know.
PGR/ECR Writing Competition
The Society and Culture Spotlight invites you to participate in their annual PGR/ECR Writing Competition. You will be assigned a supportive mentor and have the opportunity to have your work published on the Spotlight website. To participate, please submit a 250 word expression of interest (EOI), detailing the topic/issue you would like to write about by Wednesday 14 May.
The Sustainability team tells us all about the Nature Positive Pledge
¹û¶³´«Ã½ has signed the Nature Positive Pledge – a commitment to start a journey to halt and reverse nature loss, and to actively restore biodiversity and ecosystems affected by our activities. But what will this mean in practice, and how can staff get involved? We caught up with the Sustainability team to find out.
Book your Personal Development Review
Your PDR conversation is your chance to recognise your achievements, agree goals for the coming year, and see how development opportunities could help. It’s also a good opportunity to discuss your career. Now’s the time to book yours, to take place before 31 July.   
Want to contribute to University governance and help represent the voice of academic colleagues?
Academic staff of the Assembly are invited to nominate themselves for one of two available positions as Assembly representatives on the Senate, from August 2025 to July 2028.