November 29th to December 5th.
Being on your period is the worst time of the month. Quite literally. You’re hungry, grouchy and just want to curl up in bed all day. Imagine all of this, but on top of this all the language, advertising and discussion relating to periods is framed around a gender to which you do not identify. Men don’t have periods, right? Wrong. Not all women menstruate, and not all people who menstruate are women.
Period Poverty affects people all around the world. A surprising number of people struggle to access safe menstrual products due to finances or a lack of education on what is safe to use.
This year we have a double whammy of democracy and transparency with the Vice Chancellor's Q&A followed by our the students' union Annual Members' Meeting.
Showing solidarity with women and girls who have been victims of abuse and condemnation of violence against women and girls.
Not all heros wear capes but the Eco Students society were spotted by a local resident who wanted to share their good deeds.
Students who were moving out of halls were encouraged to donate their unwanted items to the British Heart Foundation.
A new bus will be running on Wednesday afternoons for spectators and players, taking them to fixtures at Polo Farm and Stodmarsh playing fields.
Taking place on the 20th of October, International Day of Action Against Contract Cheating is a day where we can pledge to stand against Contract Cheating - we want you involved!
Top tips on staying safe in Canterbury
The video below shows our current sabbatical officers telling you more about the SU and how you can get involved.
We have been made aware of reports of recent drink spikings in Canterbury. We want to ensure that our students can feel safe.
They're here! Come along to our official events to make friends, settle in, and have fun.
We explain what a Sabbatical officer actually is....
Content Warning: Violence against women
Get an update on how the National Union Students National Conference 2021 is going.
We believe that everyone should expect respect and have the right to live, study and work in a safe and supportive environment free from harassment of any kind.
Today is the last day in office for the Sabbatical Team 2020/21 and we wanted to say thank you for all your hard work during what has been a year that none of us expected.
On Thursday 4 Feb 2021 we received a response from the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Rama Thirunamachandran, regarding graduations for the class of 2020.
Who are your next SU Presidents?
The work we have been doing for our Student Parent and Carers.