One of the most useful – and the most frustrating – elements of being Disabled Students’ Officer is the patterns that rise up as you start trying to untangle all the bits and pieces of practice across the collegiate university. …
One of the questions I had when I was running to be a sabb was what an average day would look like, and I still don’t know. The cliché is true; there’s no such thing as a typical day. The …
Hi and congratulations to all the incoming Cambridge students! We are your Students’ Union, we exist to represent, support and campaign for all Cambridge University Students. We want to make sure that before you arrive, and once you’re here, you …
President Blog #3 | Daisy Eyre This week is Mental Health Awareness Week, which is I think an important opportunity to remind ourselves that we *all* have mental health and that it’s OK/crucial to take care of ourselves. In Cambridge, …
A message from Micha (CUSU/GU Welfare & Rights Officer) & Florence (Disabled Students’ Officer) Posts from Mental Health Awareness Week 2018 Mental Health as a Disability President’s Blog: Mental Health Awareness Week Do disabled people need medical validation? It’s Mental …
Message from President, Daisy Eyre CUSU finances are an important part of my role as President, and this year I am trying to keep you all as informed as possible about what is happening. Our Trustee Board, made up of …
A message from Olivia, CUSU Access Officer It’s great to see that the University has committed to introducing a foundation year for students who have experienced ‘educational disadvantage’. Although the exact details of this are yet to be confirmed, this …
President Blog #2 | Daisy Eyre Hello again and thank you to everyone who tuned in to my blog last week! I was really excited that 590 of you viewed it last week – only 500 of which were repeated …
A message from the Disabled Students’ Campaign In January 2017, the Uni 4 bus service changed its route to one which no longer passed Homerton College and the Education Faculty, a change which came after the frequency of the service …
A message from Women’s Officer, Lola Olufemi Thank you to everyone who tied ribbons to Senate House last week and all those who spoke and attended the discussion at Senate House about reforming the Disciplinary Procedure so that it no …