International Women’s Month is an opportunity for use to recognise and celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. For Women’s History Month, we are highlighting some of the researchRead More…
Truthfully, to try to pinpoint the extent of films progression, of which spans from the late 1890s to the present day, would be a disservice. Some of the films within this listRead More…
18 December marks the beginning of the Jewish holiday Hanukkah this year. What is Hanukkah? Hanukkah, which means “dedication” in Hebrew, is an eight-day Jewish celebration which begins on the 25th ofRead More…
PAID focus group opportunity for Black students! Our RUSU Black Students’ Officer – Oluwaseun Tijani, Inclusion and Communities Officer – Jem McKenzie, and Postgraduate Research Students’ Officer – Raheem Aminu are runningRead More…
As we take this month to recognise and learn about the triumphs, tribulations, and untold stories of Black history, lets also spend some time recognising the present and acknowledging Black figures inRead More…
That’s right, it’s Black History Month! A time to celebrate the achievements of our Black colleagues and friends, and to reflect on the fight for racial justice and equality. This month, weRead More…
Wrapping up Ramadan, Muslims around the world will soon celebrate Eid al-Fitr this early May. Inclusion Consultant Giasinta Livia spoke with Kurdiyan and Ryan Haryo Setyawan, two Muslim Master’s students from IndonesiaRead More…
What is International Day of Persons with Disabilities? 2021 International Day of Persons with Disabilities theme: “Fighting for rights in the post-COVID era” “International Day of People With Disabilities is an annualRead More…
Student Engagement Ambassador, Michaella, highlights Black inventors from the UK and United States of America to emphasise the important contributions of the Black community within our society throughout history. Black history month hasRead More…
What are pronouns? “Pronouns are words that people use to refer to others without using their names” (Zambon, 2021), they are important because they are a way in which we portray ourRead More…