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Housing Week: Starting the Search

Mon 02 Dec 2024

It can be exciting to move into your first rental property, but before you start that Pinterest board for what you want your future room to look like, let’s talk about the basics of your starting your search!

What to Expect: Cost of Renting Privately

Wed 27 Nov 2024

One of the most significant expenses for students is accommodation. With rising rental prices, it's essential to explore different options to ensure you make the most of your budget.

Student Safety Survey

Fri 22 Nov 2024

From SU President, Sharanya - As part of my ongoing campaign to improve student safety at Royal Holloway, the Students’ Union has launched the Student Safety survey to get your feedback on how safe you feel in Egham and Englefield Green. We also want to learn more about your travel patterns to and from University in the day and night.

What To Find In Your Local Community

Fri 22 Nov 2024

So, you’re beginning to find your feet on campus and feel ready to explore further afield? Great! We’ve spoken to locals for their recommendations on must-try spots in the area and surrounding communities, and more!

During Your Tenancy: Dealing With Issues

Fri 22 Nov 2024

It's Housing Week and we’re not naive to the fact that student rentals have a bit of a reputation—it’s a sad truth that most graduates have a tenancy horror story or two! Whilst you may gain your own precautionary tale, dealing with tenancy issues in the moment can be stressful and overwhelming. This blog is packed with advice to manage the potential issues of being a tenant.

Supporting Disabled Workers: Practical Steps for Inclusive Workspaces

Fri 22 Nov 2024

Here are actionable tips for employers looking to build truly inclusive spaces—from improving physical accessibility to offering flexible accommodations and fostering an inclusive culture.

Empowering Through Entrepreneurship Stories of Disabled Business Owners

Fri 22 Nov 2024

As part of this year’s theme for Disability History Month: Livelihood and Employment, this blog celebrates the resilience, ingenuity, and achievements of disabled entrepreneurs who have transformed obstacles into opportunities, establishing thriving businesses on their own terms.

Breaking the Silence: Challenging Toxic Masculinity and Men's Mental Health

Fri 22 Nov 2024

“Man up”, “Real Men don’t cry”, “You’re overreacting” - something every man has heard before. These harmful words perpetuate and reinforce the toxic stereotype that men should be independent and shouldn’t speak about mental health. These expectations often lead to men internalising their struggles, fearing being judged over expressing their vulnerability.

Beyond the Pay Gap: Addressing Wage Inequality and Supporting Workers with Disabilities

Thu 14 Nov 2024

In the UK, the disability employment gap remains a persistent issue. Despite the rise of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, disabled workers—especially those with invisible disabilities like mental health conditions or chronic illnesses—face challenges not only in pay equity but also in securing meaningful support and accommodations.

Wobble Week 101: Meet, Greet and Get Settled

Fri 15 Nov 2024

Next up in our Wobble Week 101 series is ‘Meet, Greet and Get Settled’. Each day of wobble week brings an opportunity to chat with SU representatives or university staff members who understand the student experience and are here to help you thrive.

Speak Week Results

Thu 14 Nov 2024

From 28 October- 3 November, we held Speak Week which means it’s now time to look at the results! We asked: ‘What one issue around your student experience would you like to see prioritised by your Sabbatical Officers’ and received a whopping 347 responses!

Women's Only Gym Hours Survey Results

Thu 14 Nov 2024

The Students’ Union launched a survey in Term One that asked current female-identifying students about their interest in a trial of women’s only gym hours and/or fitness sessions at Royal Holloway sports facilities.

Livelihood and Employment: An Introduction to Disability History Month

Thu 14 Nov 2024

Welcome to Disability History Month 2024! Lead by SU President - Sharanya Sivarajah, VP Education - Madelaine Gray, and Disabled Students’ Community Officer - JJ Littleton, we are proud to focus on the theme of Disability Livelihood and Employment.

BUCS Student Active Wellbeing Survey

Wed 13 Nov 2024

Over the last academic year British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) have been working with members, Scottish Student Sport (SSS) and Sport & Recreation Alliance (SRA) to develop the Student Active Wellbeing Survey. The survey is now live, and we want to hear your feedback!

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News.

Housing Week: Starting the Search

What to Expect: Cost of Renting Privately

Student Safety Survey

What To Find In Your Local Community

During Your Tenancy: Dealing With Issues

Supporting Disabled Workers: Practical Steps for Inclusive Workspaces

Empowering Through Entrepreneurship Stories of Disabled Business Owners

Breaking the Silence: Challenging Toxic Masculinity and Men's Mental Health

Beyond the Pay Gap: Addressing Wage Inequality and Supporting Workers with Disabilities

Wobble Week 101: Meet, Greet and Get Settled

Speak Week Results

Women's Only Gym Hours Survey Results

Livelihood and Employment: An Introduction to Disability History Month

BUCS Student Active Wellbeing Survey

Meet Your School Rep - Matthew Paterson

Meet Your School Rep - Dominika Biel

Meet Your School Rep - Mia Cavanagh

Meet Your School Rep - William Coote

Meet Your School Rep - Elise Eriksson

Meet Your School Rep - Ewan Strangeways