Only 24 Hours Left to Become a Sabbatical Officer
There is just one day left to nominate yourself for SUSU’s Leadership Elections, as they close at 16:00, Friday 21st February. This is your last chance to step up and make a difference in student life at the University of Southampton. Becoming a Sabbatical Officer is a unique opportunity to represent students on key issues […]
Academic Responsibility & Conduct
Sam Scott, Head of Advice Receiving a letter from the University saying there has been a suspected breach of academic responsibility and conduct can be very stressful. The letter can be long and complex and in that heightened state of stress it can be very difficult to read let alone make sense of. This may […]
Plant Pot Closed Next Week
Due to staff illness, Plant Pot will be closed next week, Monday 17th – Friday 21st February. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. If you plan to visit Highfield Campus, please check alternative food and drink options available on campus. There are plant based options available in The Shop, Redbrick Kitchen and The Bridge. […]
Special Considerations for Exams
Sarah Fergusson, Student Adviser Exams can be a stressful time for any student, but Southampton University understands that some students may face additional challenges that could impact their performance. To ensure all students have a fair opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge, the university offers a system for requesting special considerations during exams. What Are Special […]
December & January 2025 Highlights
Powered By EmbedPress SUSU+ has launched! Over 1,000 people signed up on launch day, enjoying exciting freebies and 1,000+ plant pot cookies! Student Crowd Ranking In December, Student Crowd ranked us as the UK’s 5th best students’ union! Refreshers Fair Refreshers allowed us to end January with a bang! Over 1,200 students attended the event, […]
Cost of Living Challenges
Michelle Fisher, Student Adviser The rising cost of living presents real and ongoing challenges for students everywhere. From skyrocketing rent to rising grocery prices and the financial strain of other expenses, many students are feeling the pinch more than ever. Strategies to Manage the Rising Cost of Living While the cost of living is undeniably […]
Battling the January Blues: A Guide to Prioritising Wellbeing
Ash Hunt, Student Adviser As the festive season fades and the days remain short and often dreary, many of us experience a dip in mood, energy, and motivation. The so-called “January Blues” is a common phenomenon, a feeling of post-holiday letdown combined with the pressures of new year resolutions, exams, or simply the cold, dark […]
2025 Leadership Elections Nominations Now Open!
Nominations are now open for our Leadership Elections, a fantastic opportunity for you to become one of our new Sabbatical Officers. Following extensive student consultation this academic year we have 5 NEW roles, keep an eye out for more information about the new roles and how they have changed. Nominations close on Friday, February 21st, at 16:00 – […]
Revision Techniques for a positive exam period!
Revision is not the most exciting part of the academic year, but we know how crucial this may be for your success in exams. Revision is an integral part of the learning process and effective revision techniques can make all the difference when you are sat in the exam hall. In this blog post, we’ll […]
Academic Awards Nominations: Now Open!
Do you know an Academic Rep or University Staff member who has gone above and beyond this year? Someone who has made a significant impact by supporting students, enhancing the learning experience, or fostering a positive university community? Now is your chance to celebrate their contributions! Nominations for the Academic Awards are officially open starting […]