Talking Birds announce a selection of socially distanced, outdoor performances coming up through the end of August into September and October exploring the history of Stoke.
Alexandra Burke, Jaymi Hensley and Mark De-Lisser announced as judging panel for Young Choir Of The Year
Photo's from the all staff meeting on 14/11/19
The West Midlands Combined Authority currently have a campaign for Mental Health Awareness week called This Is Me.
What have Reps done this week, and what's on the agenda next week?
What have Reps done this week, and what's on the agenda next week?
What happened in the higher education sector in February 2020?
What have Reps done for EEC students this term? Read on to find out about the work your Reps do for you...
Check out the highlights reel from our recent Q+A event with university leadership!
What have your Service Reps done so far this term? Read on to find out...
What happened in the higher education sector in January 2020?
Later this month, CUSU will host four members of the Vice-Chancellor's Office to speak about Coventry University and take questions from Coventry University students.
The 2020 general election is just a few days away, so the Reps Team has taken a look at the higher education policies of the major political parties.
What went on in the higher education world in November?
Trials for our University Challenge team are running this week! Could you represent Coventry University on national television?
Find out what has been going in universities this month!
Find out about the latest HE news in this month's Reps HE Newsletter!
The Fawcett Society fund female activists whose ideas and experience have made positive change in local communities...
Volunteering opportunity: At Royal Trinity Hospice, they believe every moment matters. They go above and beyond to help our patients and their families make the most of every moment they have left.
Meet the Students that will be Representing you at Coventry University London fro the 2019/20 academic year!
Check out Rep updates from FBL in this month's newsletter!
I can never get tired or bored of making a difference in people's lives.
From the moment that lockdown began to ease the FoR Coventry team has been working extremely hard to provide you a safe and COVID-19 secure event that meets or exceeds government and governing body guidance.
With the event now just under two months away, we wanted to update you on the latest developments
We love when our students wear their pride and we are constantly working to ensure that we create an environment where students can celebrate their Black culture, whenever, and however they want! This Black History Month we want Black students to join in our #CUSUThisIsMe Instagram Campaign, read on to find out more...
The Festival of Running team have an updated statement in relation to the new date and actions being carried out
'Pronunciations', part of Facebook's market research app, aims to improve Facebook's speech recognition
Many of you will have heard the recent tragic news that a Coventry University student has died in a hall of residence. We want you to know there is support available for anyone affected or experiencing distress.
Here are some training tips from Dave Long former Team GB Olympian.
Reports today over a proposed two week university lockdown alarm students
From the 10th - 16th of February the Student Life Department put together a full week's worth of volunteering activities for any staff and students to get involved in to help celebrate the national Student Volunteering Week. Here's what we got up to!
How are you settling in this term? Complete this survey to have your voice heard and influence how universities and students’ unions support you during your studies.
We have been working hard to bring you a rescheduled date for the Coventry Festival of Running 2020 which is provisionally the 1st November 2020. Click on the article to find out more about our recent activity.
When Lucy Pearce started working on a project for her Fine Art and Illustration degree at Coventry University, she didn’t think that this would lead to becoming a published author a few months later!
Make a Difference Days are one-off volunteering opportunities which are organised throughout the year and are a great way to get involved in volunteering with no long term commitment. You can make a positive impact in just a few hours and it's quick and easy to take part.
RAISE is a global network for student engagement that has two Student Committee Member vacancies, applications must be in by 25th October
The Aviation Society have set up their very own Podcast, where they openly and honestly discuss all things Aviation!
Coventry University's Karting Club have won the British Universities Karting Championship for the 2nd year running, becoming the first ever team to complete the back-to-back accomplishment.
To provide general financial oversight to ensure that tasks such as record keeping, the following of procedures, reports, accounts, and audits are being completed efficiently. Training will be provided which can be included on your CV whilst gaining practical experience of financial management.
Another fantastic article from Food Covolution. What’s really mind-blowing about Not Just Jams is that so much of what goes into the preserves is so hyper-local: grown or foraged
Women in Engineering Society have secured The Accenture Futures Grant following an application
What works is celebrating the magic of sport: the unbeatable combination of anxiety-battering physical activity and the company of other people.
Sexual Health Warwickshire is a free, confidential and easily accessible NHS service.
Carers Trust Heart of England need volunteers who are passionate in supporting young people to reach their full potential. They are looking for fun, enthusiastic and vibrant volunteers to assist with age-appropriate activities and sessions.
Last week your Officer Tahereh Riahi travelled to NUS in London to learn all about their I Heart Consent Campaign...
Explore the numerous galleries in the Herbert, all showing a different aspect of Coventry’s culture and history.
Tips, advice and guidance on where you can get support for your mental health during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
Back in February the Student Life department put together a full week's worth of volunteering activities for staff and students to get involved as part of national Student Volunteering Week. Here's what we got up to!
Wellbeing & Mental Health
CUSU Wellbeing & Mental Health is a space to share your ideas, campaigns and concerns about Wellbeing & Mental Health at Coventry University.
We organise events and campaigns, share resources and services to help those who are suffering from Mental Ill Health – have an idea for a mental health activity or fundraiser? Let us know!
On 16th October, Cyrenians attended the Volunteer Fair held at the Coventry University, at The Hub, Jordan Well. Our stall was staffed by Jo Page and Shukry.
CUSU has been working with the Lanchester Library to ensure that Black History is represented within the Library resources. The Library have been gathering resources that you can explore, and share, as well as input your own that you think should be included in their lists.
Find out more regarding the big questions surrounding returning to sport and exercise, in the current COVID climate, and under 'the rule of six'!
Coventry Festival of Running takes place on Sunday 1st November and includes a Half Marathon, 5k and more than 3000 runners. We need volunteers to manage event customer service and provide support to runners.
Share your culture, celebrate the culture of others. Our international and cultural societies are for everyone!
We have award-winning dance societies and music societies for performers, aficionados, and everyone in between
We know this year will be especially challenging for a lot of students but we're here to help! We're taking a look back at some of what we did last year to give you a taste of what might be to come.
iGEM is a competition that inspires nearly 6,000 students each year to work in teams to solve real life problems utilising the emerging field of synthetic biology.
Meet Fatma Aboubakar your CU Coventry Activities Officer
In the second our Black History Month Blog series, Obinna discusses why inclusive education is crucial to tackling inequalities, and how Coventry University Students Union aims to improve the education experience of Black Students moving forward...
Thinking of returning to sport, exercise, after a bout of quarantine, or restricted activity? Check out all the up to date information from Sport England!
We host hundreds of opportunities from local and national charities to groups and events on campus. And CUSU Volunteering is here to support you on your journey into volunteering and beyond!
We have dozens of Academic Societies, but why should you join yours?
Today is the start of Disability History Month. Disabled history month begins on the 22nd of November and ends on the 22nd of December every year. The aim of disabled history month is to promote disabled people’s rights and to make people aware of the struggle for disabled rights both now and throughout history. We have a range of information, events and campaigns throughout the month. Read on to find out more...
Discover how CUSU is planning to help commuter students...
In the first of our Black History Month Blog series, hear from Olugbemi on what Black History Month means to her as she discusses how we can tackle loneliness, make meaningful connections, and get involved in local activities such as volunteering.
Get involved and make some music with us from the safety of your home!
Passionate about LGBTQ+ inclusion in higher education? Join our research group!
Find out what Reps do and how you can get involved.
Psychology Society's new Facebook group for 2020/2021!
LGBT+ History Month takes place during February every year. We're going bigger than ever for 2020 and have a range of events, activities and opportunities across campus throughout the month. Read on to find out more about LGBT+ History Month and what we have in store ...
Thank you for Friday 18th October (Wear It Pink, Breast Cancer Now). Everyone was so incredibly generous!
Meet the Parasoc 20/21 Committee!
SEE YOU ON WEDNESDAY (6PM)
After our amazinggg and laughter-filled Meet 'n' Greet, we are back with our first session of the year. These sessions, all in all, are to help you better yourself, whether that's improving your communication skills or financial literacy. So come along, meet some like-minded people and take some time to CHILLLLLL!
Over the last few weeks we've been asked quite a few questions about our society, so here are a few main ones that we've been asked frequently since the start of the year.
CUSU Equity and Diversity is the home of liberation communities & campaigns on campus. We provide a safe space for you to share concerns, hopes and ideas about being a student at Coventry University, aiming to make positive change to enhance the student experience. Find your communities, and get involved today!
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many students lacked access to appropriate technologies to support their online learning. We believe that all students should be able to access the technology they need to thrive at university. We are committed to ensuring that no student is disadvantaged when learning online.
As much as it’s good to make the most of University life, it’s still important to keep safe while doing that. Learn more about the 'Don't Drink & Drown' campaign and how it can help save lives.
Time to meet Obinna Okereke, the Vice President for Education at CUSU and International Relations student!
On Thursday morning members of the public as well as CUSU Volunteering Coordinator Kitt gave some time to assist with the issues being faced by Coventry's Trussell Trust Foodbank Warehouse.
CUSU and the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations have launched a survey to help the university understand and respond to religion-related hate incidents. The research will help to make campus a safe place for all students.
The Enterprise Society has been recently adopted, click the article to read more.
We are delighted to announce that our club is reopening Monday 19th October!
Black History Month isn't just about celebrating the history of Black communities; now more than ever, it's about amplifying Black voices and shining a light on rich and diverse cultures. Our celebrations this year, will not just be a routine celebration of Black communities. We make a commitment today to continue this far beyond Black History Month. Read on to find out everything we have coming up for you...
Head to our article to find out the 10 different ways sport and exercise affects your physical and mental health
Get to meet the Student Media committee and see what we're all about! Events, photographs, videos, radio shows, varsity, and much more!
Welcome/welcome back to Coventry University from the WhatNext? Coventry team. If you are passionate about making a change in society and tackling social, racial and educational inequalities faced by young BAME and otherwise under-represented youths then check us out!
Quickfeet Dance School is back for another fun-filled year! Come and try out something new with us, meet new friends, keep fit and be part of a dancing community!
We are a group of students with a keen interest in flying, aircraft and aviation!
Welcome to Windband and find out a little bit more about who is on the Windband committee this year!
A new city, a new routine, a new start! Coming to University can be a big change, whether you're moving somewhere completely new or commuting from home. We've got some tips to help you...
Introduction to our society, run-through the previous year's activities, and introducing this new year's committee!
Get to know more about your CU Coventry Campus Officer for the 2020/21 academic year
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2020 has proven to be a tough year for all. Unfortunately all societies will have to change and adapt to muddle our way through the coming semesters, however it provides a great opportunity to try new things, meet new people as well as hopefully developing CUWS in as many ways possible. We are all in the unknown but as information changes, we will endeavor to let everyone know what's happening. As, at the end of the day, it's not just our club, it's your club.
Nana Akoto-Bamfo extends a welcome to incoming postgraduate students of Coventry University.
Coventry is now joining the National Futsal Series (South division) and taking a shot in the National stages under the banner of Flames Coventry.
Have a look at whats coming up regarding the CUSU Elections
iGEM is a competition that inspires nearly 6,000 students each year to work in teams to solve real life problems utilising the emerging field of synthetic biology.
Some guidance on the rules and regulations of the CUSU Autumn Elections 2020. Nominations open on 19th October!
Meet Marzana Your Wellbeing & Mental Health Community Chair! When you meet someone who is passionate about Wellbeing and Mental health, it is hard not to get swept up by their enthusiasm.
This is the case when you first meet Marzana Mehdi, the new Chair of CUSU’s Wellbeing and Mental Health Community.
Find out more about the National Union of Students and why you should run for NUS delegate!
An overview of the elections process
CUSU Sustainability is all about making it easier to be greener and raising the profile of environmental issues locally and nationally. Last year our work earned us a Green Impact Award, we can't wait to see what you help us achieve this year!
The options that spring to mind when thinking about shopping tend to be places like New Look, Topshop and JD, however if you venture down a little further, there's a hidden gem, Fargo Village.
A breakdown of which roles you can nominate yourself for!
"Volunteering Has Given Me Friends For Life"
Food sustainability is not often at the forefront of a university student’s mind - especially when healthy eating is involved. Hopefully, these quick and easy tips can help you pick more sustainable healthy food choices!
Odion Ibadin is a 3rd year law student from Nigeria and for the past few years, she has been one of the University’s most prolific student volunteers.
“It all began in my first year when I saw the variety of volunteering opportunities that were open to me,” said Odion.
The new Stay In, Work Out initiative from Sport England rounds up dozens of suggestions for keeping fit and healthy while trapped indoors
Are you living at Godiva Place, Bishop Gate, Priory Hall or Cycle Works Halls of Accommodation? We need you!
Leeds Queer Film Festival are curating a programme of LGBT+ fiction and non-fiction movies for all to enjoy.