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Have a read about how the meeting about the catering provision on campus went...
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"This article is to help others look after someone who's grieving whilst protecting their own mental health. So I guess I want to give anyone reading this who needs some advice just that."
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Rebecca writes about the links between mental health and romantic relationships.
One student's experiences of travelling to university. Are you always fine?
Following the idea of having Graduation ceremonies in the Summer time, I have an update on the conversations I have been having...
"It may sound strange but it was a relief to be told that it wasn’t just me making up the whole thing."
The highs and lows of running in an election and being an officer.
It was worth it to try and make a change in somebody's life and I would do it again in a heartbeat.
"Depression and anxiety are different for everyone. I just wanted to give you a small glimpse into what it is like for me."
The highs and lows of running in an election and being an officer.
"Joining societies? Nah. Who cares, waste of time and boring."
"One of the most important things I’ve done in these five years is learning to understand and be open about my mental health problems."
Last week we had the opportunity to host some special quests. Our guests were thrilled by our active classes in our Linguistic Society and later send us some information about their project.
The highs and lows of running in an election and being an officer.
Ikisha Shaw, an ARU student and entrepreneur, discusses her creative passions.
You may have seen this pop up in your inbox?
Professor Tony Young delivers a brilliant lecture on the future of technology within the NHS.
"If you knew that your friend, your relative, your classmate was feeling ill, you'd help them out, right? Same goes for mental health."
After considerable thought of the Monday Council Meeting of our Society, we Vasileios Kafes (President), Deborah Evans (Administrator), Luke Marshal (Treasurer), today the 12th of October 2015 have decided to include Jay Cony and Ana Rosca as Secretary and Events Co-ordinator respectively. The voting took place in the Linguist Café Hel 216 at 11:00am.
New team required for Anglia Law Review for 2017/2018
The highs and lows of running in an election and being an officer.
Have a look at 2015's winners...
Nanci, a student at ARU, tells us what being Creative means to her.
The 2016/2017 guest speaker series was kicked off by a brilliant talk by Dr Paul Bromley!
We all have unique life experiences and skills – let’s work together and create something AMAZING.
Welcome to the Peer Mentoring scheme
The highs and lows of running in an election and being an officer.
A campaign to remove the derogatory definition for 'Essex girl' from dictionaries
Cristina, an ARU student with a passion for theatre, playwriting and directing, tells us about what being creative means to her.
Take our quiz to find the right one for you.
Welcome to your Students' Union
"With societies, it is always going to be tough to run one whilst doing your studies... However, with those difficulties, you will develop such a wide variety of skills"
I'm kidding it's not all bad! Here's how to make it work for you.
What to do when unforeseen problems happen in exams
Is your placement working for you? If not it's ok!
Buy your NUS Extra card now to save money at uni.
Who have been our shining volunteering stars in December?
If you don't want to do anything, at least do these 5 things.
Take our quiz to find the best society for you
What's it like being an Executive Officer? Take a look at a day in the life of our current President, Leigh.
Education has no age. Here's my tips and advice to all you 'mature' students.
Want to try something new? Find out more about our Give It A Go's
Moved in too soon? Not met anyone yet? Bored? Come for a coffee...
You are always the number one priority, don't forget that!
Some advice from your SU President.
You're part of the ARU community - get heard by becoming a Rep.
Joining a society is a great way to make friends, network, and improve your skills - but what about leading one?
Grace shares an update on the SU's campaigning for better support for student parents and carers.
Considering joining a society? This will definitely make you join
Join your favourite society Committee for next academic year!
"Do anything that gets you involved. A sense of community is invaluable during your university years.."
Every person who has gone to university has been in the same position as you, and it’s okay.
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Commuting or moving here, you'll definitely need some of these.
We're in this together, so read on...
Top tips for avoiding and coping with that next day hangover.
We can help you to stay motivated
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) are developing a new strategy which will have a life of 8-10 years. All staff and students have been given the opportunity to provide comments and feedback on a discussion paper (see ‘Designing our future’ ARU 2017-26). This discussion paper gives suggestions for what the institution will need to deliver if they are to succeed.
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No money? We know how you feel...
On Saturday 9th November we went to London to show the government that all of the cuts to Education at all levels and the uncontrollable rising of fees is getting out of hand!
Cristina, an ARU student, talks about her creative interests.