Move More is back with the Varsity Challenge – be part of Varsity 2017 and get behind Team Hallam by being more active in March! We can all start moving more to clock up those active minutes whilst in competition against University of Sheffield. Move More…
SHUfest is a week-long celebration of the talent and diversity of our students and staff , 6-12 March! You can join us for live performances, interactive workshops and social events across the University including film screenings, music, dancing, craft, cookery and more. Sign up to…
As part of the celebration of International Women’s Day, the Careers and Employability Centre are holding two talks Women in Business 11.30am – 1.30pm book here Women in STEM (Science, technology, engineering and mathematics) 2pm – 3.30pm book here Both events are aimed at women students on all…
Mental Health stall in the Atrium today
Cycling for a smoothie...
The result!
Active Mental Health
Here are a few photos from today – a huge thank you to everyone involved with setting this up and taking part! #healthyhallam #5waystowellbeing #mentalhealth #takenotice
Healthy Hallam are proud to promote – Supporting Disabled Students at Hallam, Me and My Disability week 20th March. It’s the first event run by the newly formed disabled students committee. Events include • Crafternoon! Come along and have a laugh with some of us, making…
This might be just what you’re looking for… We’re looking for Residential Wellbeing Mentors at Charlotte Court and Bramall Court from September 2017 – June 2018. The role is a voluntary role designed to support the wellbeing and welfare of students living in halls of residence, managed…
Please remind me to eat my lunch before watching Darren’s vlog next week! In the second episode, Darren Procter tackles the problem of reducing food waste and discusses recipes that make the most of the leftover food from your Sunday roast. Learn how to turn leftover…
Last year over 70 Universities took part in University Mental Health Day the UK’s largest university mental health campaign. Alongside this the Students’ Union are running – Mind Your Head, a week long campaign to raise awareness of mental health Here’s how you can get…
As part of the Students’ Union Mind Your Head week they have invited Liz Johnston from the Inclusion and equality department of the NHS to deliver an LGBT+ specific mental health workshop. The session will cover topics such as self care and LGBT + specific…
To recognise University Mental Health and Wellbeing day the Students’ Union are holding Mind Your Head – a week of events to raise awareness and promote wellbeing around mental health. Want to learn more about mental health and help to stamp out the stigma surrounding it?…