An easy way to explain what Neurodiversity means is to break down the word into two smaller words to define. This means that those with a neurodiversity have a difference […]
Welcome to May
It’s May! Which means we’re heading towards the end of the academic year and exam season is upon us; so this month, we’re taking a special look at mental health […]
Satish Kumar: A Small Society with Head, Heart & Hands
On the 6th of March I went to the open lecture of Satish Kumar, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the book Small is Beautiful (1973) which focuses on human scale […]
Welcome to April
A quick overview of March and an events listing for April
The Pioneer of Birth Control: Margaret Sanger
Women’s History Month is a celebration of women’s contribution to society and historical and scientific fields. This has been celebrated in March every year since 1987. Many countries celebrate this […]
Welcome to March
Happy March! February was absolutely packed with events, from the month-long LGBT History Month film screenings, quizzes and takeovers to the Students’ Union’s One World Week celebrations of culture through […]
Poetry for LGBT History Month
The start of February brings with it the start of LGBT history month in the UK – a month dedicated to recognising both the advancements made by activists and the […]
Books for LGBT History Month
Last week we posted an article about how February marks LGBT history month in the UK, alongside a small selection of LGBT history films. As a companion piece to that […]
Walk for Wellbeing
On Tuesday the 13th of December I was lucky enough to attend one of the Occupational Therapy student’s community projects, which are run bi-yearly and are organised by a cohort […]