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We have become one of only two universities in England to be awarded the Charter, recognising how we prevent and respond to gender‑based violence.

Saturday 23 May 
Come along to a joyful POP-UP Family Festival bursting with creativity, curiosity, and fun for all ages. Stretch into the day with family yoga, explore your imagination with an artist-led workshop, or follow the Sensory Sculpture Trail and Treasure Hunt.

Have you heard about our Repair Café? The team want to hear from you about how it could run on campus and are looking for volunteers to get involved. Whether you’re a fixer or just interested, join a meeting on Thursday 18 June (cake provided!) or share your feedback online.

We’ve seen many changes here over the years, as we continue to reinvigorate and invest in our campus facilities.

But did you know that 56 years ago, the ¹û¶³´«Ã½ was ready to ‘blow up’ a building? Learn more.

We asked you to submit your favourite snack recipes, linked to a cultural celebration or personal tradition. Debasmita Palit and Martha Littuma Larrea share the stories behind their snacks, which you’ll soon be able to try in Eatwise cafés. Plus, discover how you can recreate the recipes at home.

Multi-way traffic lights will be in operation on Gibbet Hill Road between Tuesday 26 May – Sunday 31 May. Please allow extra time for your journeys during these works.

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Nominations are invited for one professional services staff member to serve on the University Council for a three-year term. Discover what’s involved in being an effective member of Council and how the election process works.

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We’re seeking one academic (non-Professorial) staff member and one professional services staff member of the Assembly to serve as members of the Senate for a three-year term. Find out about the roles, nomination and election process.

Ready to step into the media spotlight? Watch new bitesize training videos to help you feel more confident and prepared when talking to the media. You'll gain clear, accessible advice on what to expect and how to make the most of every opportunity.

Read an overview of April’s Council meeting, which covered topics including the challenges facing the HE sector, student mental health, and the STEM Connect Programme.