Hannah Yusuf, Campus Officer for CU London, talks about what makes Black History Month so special.
Mahbub Shuhag, the Coventry University London Campus Officer, has compiled his tips on finding your community at University.
Your CU London Campus Officer, Hannah Yusuf, has compiled their top tips on how to prioritise your mental health whilst at University.
If you are thinking of applying to be a Course Rep for either Coventry University London or CU London, then carry on reading as we explain a little bit more about the role!
Since first being celebrated in the UK in 2005, LGBT+ History Month has been commemorated through themes, which often explore parts of society, culture, or history that might be relevant to the groups assciated with the month. These themes are decided by activists within the LGBT Community, with this years theme focusing on Science and Innovation.
Your CU London Campus Officer for 2023–24 is Hannah Yusuf. Here Hannah introduces herself and their role, and how they can help you make the most of your university experience this year!
Our Awards are back but this year we've decided to do things differently!
Find out how you can cast your votes in our 2026 Leadership election!
Your Campus Officer has compiled his top tips for new students!
Your Students' Union Officer played a key role in supporting the city of Coventry being awarded Purple Flag status - a major international accreditation recognising the city as a safe destination after dark
Each month, your Education Officer Abdullah Sayyed, will break down what’s happening across the Higher Education sector - in clear language - and what it means for you.
If you are going to work whilst in the UK you will need to get a National Insurance Number.
Your Cov Uni London Campus Officer for 2023–24 is Mahbub Shuhag. Here he re-introduces himself and his role, and how he can help you make the most of your university experience this year!
Students’ Union We Want Microwaves Campaign: Positive Update.
Societies are an excellent source of friend-making, entertainment and an opportunity for skill development that can improve your student experience.
Any students can join a society, lead a society or just follow the events.
Discover the ultimate student's guide to enjoying and exploring London during the summer months. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, unlock the secrets of a memorable summer in the bustling city.
Discover the best of London as a new international student! From iconic landmarks to cultural experiences and vibrant neighborhoods, explore the city's diverse offerings and connect with fellow students. Get ready for an unforgettable journey in this bustling capital!
Each month, your Education Officer Abdullah Sayyed, will break down what’s happening across the Higher Education sector - in clear language - and what it means for you.
A reminder about how to help keep people safe from harm who use substances, specifically cocaine.
University exams can be scary and stressful for students. This article will give you some simple tips and strategies to help you cope with exams. You'll learn how to study better and take care of yourself during this time. These tips will help you do well in your exams, even if you're feeling nervous or unsure.
Much like other commemorative months, DHM has, since its creation in 2010, been celebrated through themes, which often explore parts of society, culture, or history that might be relevant to the group associated with the commemorative month – and is decided by activists within the community relevant to the commemorative month.
In the UK, Disability History Month (DHM) starts on the 24th of November and ends on the 20th of December. During this period, people are encouraged to celebrate the achievements of disabled people whilst also recognising and reflecting on the challenges they may still face. This article explores what DHM is, why it's important to celebrate it, and how you can join the Students' Union in getting involved with DHM this year.
Following student feedback and as part of our work supporting members through the ongoing cost of living increases, Your Students’ Union is working with the University to trial offering free period products at Liverpool Street Campus.
We have had the first Community Executive of the year and are really excited to have lots of updates from the Student Communities. Find out below what our communities have been up to.
Activities Officer Layna Forbes addresses recent misinformation linking Tylenol (Paracetamol) use during pregnancy and vaccines to autism. This article reassures students that scientific evidence does not support these claims, explains what autism is, and emphasises understanding, acceptance, and inclusion. It also highlights trusted resources such as the NHS and the National Autistic Society, alongside university and SU support services for students seeking guidance or wellbeing support.
28 Days, 8 Events, Weekly Meetings, Socials and a Fundraiser.
Read more to follow what the Christian Union has been doing for the month of February and upcoming plans ahead
Green Week returns on 16 February, bringing a programme of sustainability‑focused activities and training opportunities designed to help you learn, take action, and get inspired.
Read more on what Green Week is and why it matters below!
Celebrating the end of October and the beginning of November 2025, halfway through this first semester!
CHRISTIAN UNION IS BACK WITH MORE EVENTS, MORE SOCIALS AND MORE FUN PLANNED FOR 2023!!!
Read along to follow what the Christian Union has been doing for the month of January and future plans for upcoming months
For many students, university life can feel overwhelming. From noisy corridors to busy social spaces, it isn’t always easy to find a moment of calm. That’s why I, Layna Forbes, your Activities Officer, am thrilled to introduce the brand-new Lounge Space (my pride and joy!) on the 6th floor of the George Eliot Building
We are beyond thrilled to share some incredible news with all of you! The Art Society has been awarded Society of the Year and Best College of Arts & Societies Society, marking a historic achievement for our community. These awards are not just titles; they are a testament to the dedication, creativity, and passion that each and every one of you has contributed to this society.
As the Christmas holidays are approaching, the Christian Union host one final event before the holidays with their annual Christmas Carol Service.
Read along to follow what the Christian Union has been doing for the month of December
Closing another vibrant semester, the Art Society reflects on a season of creativity, collaboration, and achievement. Our community has flourished, showcasing talent and inspiring growth. This semester was not just about art - it was about connections, passion, and the joy of expression.
Coventry University Christian Union, Warwick Christian Union and Northampton Christian Union all came together to Cefn Lea, Wales for the annual Weekend Away.
Read along to follow what the Christian Union has been doing for the month of November
Each month, your Education Officer Abdullah Sayyed, will break down what’s happening across the Higher Education sector - in clear language - and what it means for you.
What to do if you are accused of Academic Misconduct
We’re saying goodbye to several societies this year — unless you step in.
Woooow!!! So, we are all nearly done and can't wait for this summer to arrive!
Stay safe and empowered as a female student in London with these essential tips. Learn how to navigate the city, use reliable transportation, and build a supportive network. Prioritize your well-being and enjoy your time in this vibrant city.
From Dial-A-Doughnut to Crazy Golf ... The Christian Union has it all!
Read along to follow what the Christian Union has been doing for the month of October
External/Lay Trustee (to sit on Board of Trustees and chair the finance and audit Sub-committee)
Your Students’ Union is re-launching a Gender Expression Fund from September 2025 to support queer students to access gender-affirming services and items throughout the 2025/26 academic year.
Ego-surfing is a method for checking online content about you, from your LinkedIn, social media, to news articles, and online images. As employers search online for candidates before interviews, it is important to curate your digital presence to represent yourself authentically!
Find out what this years Sport Club of the Year have been up to and why they won the award.
An amazing return from the coventry university chess team gets first place in the 2022/23 division 3 coventry District league and getting second place in the knock out cup. The team did amazing and has established the university team as one to look out for in the future of the club. Congrats to the team and we look forward to bringing you more chess in the future
New Year, New Students, New Committee ... SAME CHRISTIAN UNION.
Read along to follow what the Christian Union has been doing for the month of September
Gaelic Football have done it again. Learn about their success in the British Unis D1 Gaelic Football Champs.
Read what Black History Month means to some of our student-athletes, who we shone the light on through the month of October.
Find out what has been happening with Sports at Coventry University this semester.
Your Students’ Union exists to represent you, but it only works if students step forward to take part. Right now, the first step is to register your interest in running for a role. This is your chance to make a real difference at Coventry University.
Each year we elect student leaders to various positions to lead the students' Union. Here are the dates and roles available in our 2026 leadership elections for you to get involved!
Ever wondered who makes student life happen at Coventry University? Full-time and part-time officers play a key role in shaping your experience. From improving courses and wellbeing to running societies and sports, these roles give students a real voice. Take a closer look at what each type of officer does.
Find out how all your elected Officers did in the recent Accountability Panels.
Your Officers were elected earlier this year and have been busy working towards the goals they set out in their Manifestos. Now it’s time to see how they’re getting on!
Our reps consistently go above and beyond to enhance the student experience! We are excited to announce the winners and share their Rep of the Month nominations for May.
Find out what your part-time officers got up to in April.
Update from your Welfare Officer: Akhil Sha