Arts collective Maokwo invites local artists and makers to join its official launch event
Alexandra Burke, Jaymi Hensley and Mark De-Lisser announced as judging panel for Young Choir Of The Year
Lyn Paul leads her final tour as Mrs Johnstone in Willy Russell’s emotionally charged musical
Acclaimed puppetry company Little Angel Theatre adapt David Walliams’ story for the stage.
Celebrating the publication of The Goblet of Fire – House Edition, the Albany Theatre is delighted to be hosting just one of three UK events with illustrator, Levi Pinfold
‘Radical Drawing: Works From Coventry And The Courtauld’ is the latest collaboration between the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum and The Courtauld Gallery, and will be on show from now until Sunday, January 19.
Organisers of the Coventry Festival of Running have opened early bird entries this morning for the 2020 event, which will take place over two weekends in March and April 2020.
Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre is gearing up for a series of celebrations next month as Black History Month returns in October 2019.
Following their critically acclaimed UK tour and West End run of Anthony Horowitz’s Mindgame, Angela Browne Ltd return to Coventry this autumn with another compulsive psychological thriller.
Fancy yourself as the next Mary Shelley?
Submit your Frankenstein-inspired films and stories for a chance to win.
Bridge is a new outdoor experience created by artists and engineers and inspired by real
life stories of bridging divides.
After leaving the city in stitches with it's 2019 line up, Coventry Comedy Festival is coming back bigger and even funnier - if you thought that was possible - for 2020!
When it comes to Food and Drink you might be surprised by the amount of choice you'll find here in Coventry.
After a hugely successful robot event at the weekend, the organizers behind a major event in Coventry are planning to grow it locally and internationally...
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.
In early April we took 9 students to Glasgow to take part in NUS National Conference. NUS has had a difficult year so Grace, Paul, John and I attended also.
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!
Take a look at what has been happening in the world of higher education this September!
Take a look at what has been going on in the world of higher education in August 2019!
Take a look at what has been going on in the world of higher education in July 2019!
Find out about the latest HE news in this month's Reps HE Newsletter!
Find out what has been happening in the world of higher education this month...
Check out the latest Rep news from HLS!
Check out the latest Rep news from FBL!
The Civil Service are offering a 1 week expenses paid internship for 1st Year Undergraduates from diverse backgrounds
Check out the latest Rep news from EEC
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.
Check out all the latest Rep news from the Faculty of Arts and Humanities!
Meet the Students that will be Representing you at Coventry University London fro the 2019/20 academic year!
Over the next few weeks some of your fellow students are going to be asking for your vote, but what do you want from them? Submit your questions for candidates to answer.
Check out Rep updates from FBL in this month's newsletter!
Take a look at what's going to happen at the Investment Society!
Coventry City of Culture Trust are looking for 15 Coventry people of all ages and experience levels to take part in their 2.5-year City of Culture Leadership Programme. Make big arts and cultural changes in your community.
Meet our current Coventry University London Campus Officer as part of our #ThisIsCUSU campaign to raise awareness of the Students' Union.
Take a look at what's going on at the Investment Society!
'Pronunciations', part of Facebook's market research app, aims to improve Facebook's speech recognition
Some video updates from your Sabbatical Officers on what they have been working on recently!
Take a look at what is going to happen in the Investment Society!
Student Volunteering Week, our national week of celebration across the UK for all student volunteers, is nearly upon us from 11th-15th February.
Take a look at what is going to happen in the Investment Society!
Ronke reminds us of the many reasons to celebrate International day of Education.
When Bashir Gharwal came to the UK in 2010 from his native country of Afghanistan, he could not speak very much English. Now he is recognised as the joint recipient of the Coventry University Students' Union - Student Of The Year Award.
Take a look at what is going to happen in the Investment Society!
Take a look at what is going to happen in the Investment Society!
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
Find out more about the National Student Survey, why it's important to fill it out and the difference your feedback can make.
Take a look at what is going to happen in the Investment Society!
Explore the numerous galleries in the Herbert, all showing a different aspect of Coventry’s culture and history.
A guest post from our partners at Coventry College to get you in shape for race day
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.
Take a look at what is going to happen in the Investment Society!
Time to unveil our Festival of Running 2020 T-Shirt reveal!
Wondering how you can access support, adjustments and individual arrangements for exams? See our FAQ's here...
When Basel Dalatieh was a young boy growing up in Syria, his one big ambition was to visit Madrid in Spain because it is the home to the football team that he has supported all his life, Real Madrid.
Take a look at what is going to happen in the Investment Society!
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.
We're delighted to invite all our runners to the National Running Show at the NEC on January 25/26 for free (price usually £10)
There is a song from Miss Saigon called ‘The movies in my mind’ and the life that Oil and Gas student Marcus Solo has led, would be worthy of any Hollywood script and while he was talking, the movie of his life was literally playing in my mind.
Take a look at what is going to happen in the Investment Society!
Club records and personal bests for our Athletes in Sheffield
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 ...
Want to help us close the BME attainment gap at University? We’d love to hear about your student experience.
Our research interviews are approaching the final stages and CUSU are looking for their last round of students to take part in research interviews with our student leaders, aiming to understand the experience of Black, Asian and Mintority Ethnic Students at Coventry University. Read on to find out more...
Organisers of the Coventry Festival of Running today revealed a totally new look for 2020, and a brand new website.
Are you living at Godiva Place, Bishop Gate, Priory Hall or Cycle Works Halls of Accommodation? We need you!
One of our amazing volunteers, Shamima, recently completed her time volunteering with Kairos at our Evening Drop-In during her University studies in Coventry. We asked her about her experience, and here’s what she had to say:
Thank you for Friday 18th October (Wear It Pink, Breast Cancer Now). Everyone was so incredibly generous!
Take a look at what is going to happen in the Investment Society!
Big things happening this year!
A great effort from our Karate Club brought home team and individual medals
Volunteering opportunities at the Festival of Running on Sunday 5th April 2020
We want to know what you think of where you live. Is it safe? Well-maintained and Value for money?
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.
Whether you are coming home from a night out or getting about the city in the evenings, getting a taxi or a minicab is a sensible choice. To help you stay safe, here are some tips…
For SHAG Week 2019 the LGBT+ Student Community worked with Gaydar.net - the online-dating specialists for LGBTQ people, to bring you some advice when it comes to dating on-campus! Read on to find out more...
When Randa Alsomali (pictured) from Saudi Arabia was considering where to do her Master’s degree, she did a lot of research before choosing to come to Coventry and, in the end, she is really glad she did!
One of my key priorities as the sabbatical officer for Internationalisation And Culture at CUSU was to create an event which celebrated the diversity of our student body as Coventry University is the home to students from various parts of the world.
We want your Feedback on Enhancement Wednesday!
Are you an International Student who would like a friendly voice to offer guidance and support? Or maybe you'd like to be that friendly voice?
Have a look at whats coming up regarding the CUSU Elections
If you had to sum up Elena Miron in five words, you’d be hard pressed to find them because there are so many that would apply, but the five that truly suit her are: inspirational, motivated, grateful, compassionate and visionary.
Your new Representative Team!
Stage one in the BUCS qualification shoots. Additional shoots will be organised over the next few weeks.
Organisers of the Coventry Festival of Running have opened early bird entries this morning for the 2020 event, which will take place over two weekends in March and April 2020.
A few tips we want to share with you about self-checking for some of the common forms of cancer.
To mark National Hate Crime Awareness Week we want to let you know that if you have experienced or witnessed harassment because of your race, age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, faith or any other reason you can report it online at www.coventry.ac.uk/harassment
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 Spring Elections 2020. Nominations open on 30th January!
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.
When talking to 1st year student, Alexandra Nebancea, it was hard not to be caught up in her enthusiasm about life, the universe and everything!
How running and healthy eating changed Trevor's life.
CUSU is committed to changing the way we all think and act about mental health in the workplace.
Volunteering is a great way to enhance skills and give back to the community. During Student Volunteering Week, students are encouraged to find opportunities that best suit their interests
Group announces Access MBA tour in London on 8 February which will bring together top international business schools from across Europe and North America
At the Student Life Department, we've interviewed a few of our Sabbatical and ex-Sabbatical Officers to find out about their journey from Students, to Student Volunteers into the executive team and even further afield!
The new name for NUS Extra, a national student discount platform. It includes over 200 discounts and includes a 1-year free ISIC Card. Get your TOTUM card now, or install the TOTUM app to find out more.
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!
Organisations need to better understand how they provide value to individuals and the broader network, not just meet the needs of a specific program, as we move towards a more decentralised world of doing good, writes Ebony Gaylor from REDxFutures.
Buy one get one free *every day*! Just use PIZZA241 at the checkout.
It is so hard not to be impressed on a first meeting with Loretta Obour, an MA student in International Relations. She lights up the room with her smile and her love for life and living is self-evident.
Nature is beautiful and thus it should be protected and sustained. Some of the major lessons I learnt from the animated movie Rio in 2011 is the beauty of nature and the importance of protecting endangered species.
You probably have gaps between lectures, are you making the most of them?
When Randa Alsomali (pictured) from Saudi Arabia was considering where to do her Master’s degree, she did a lot of research before choosing to come to Coventry and, in the end, she is really glad she did!
"Volunteering Has Given Me Friends For Life"
A joint communication from CUSU and the University. Read on for more information about how you may be affected by a deal, no-deal or a delayed brexit.
It was like a scene from “Carry on Farming” when the sheep from CUSU’s stress-busting event went berserk and did a runner in The Hub on Monday 29 April.
Two-thirds of students support universities being able to warn parents if students have a mental health crisis, an annual survey suggests.
Kate Lawson is a second year student from Leicestershire who came to Coventry to study sociology. She lives in Coventry, even though it would be commutable from home because she didn’t want to ‘miss out on the full student experience’.
It wasn’t until her second year that Kate took up some of the volunteering opportunities through the University but even before she came here, she was already an active member of the guiding community.
It has been something we’ve known for ages, but after the huge success of Student Volunteering Week, it has been confirmed – our student volunteers are totally AWESOME!
We set you a challenge at the start of the week to see if we could get pledges of 1,000 volunteering hours and we reached it in three days, hours pledged in total reached 1963 which is amazing!
We spoke with two 3rd year illustration students Brittany and Carlo - who have created amazing content and workshops for our Wellbeing Community!
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.
Come find out about the groups running and revising to beat the exam stress. Opportunities are available for War Memorial Park!
Exam season can bring on levels of stress and burnout that can hinder your studies. Here are some handy tips on how to manage your anxiety
If there ever was an example of how ‘the Coventry way’ has influenced our students, then Roman is a prime candidate.
The well-being of a student is something that Roman is passionate about. Talking to him coming to the end of his final year, and probably the most stressful time for a student, you couldn’t meet a more relaxed person. Why? Because his philosophy is to dance away the stress!
Beth reveals how seeking help about her mental health problems transformed her university experience.
Take a look and see who came out on top in the Sport Relief challenges!
Evidence suggests there are 5 steps we can all take to improve our mental wellbeing.