Lyell

The Lyell Geoscience Society acts as the bridge between social and academic sides of the Earth Science Department at Royal Holloway, University London.

This year we are planning to host a large variety of events - from movie nights to field trips! Through our activities and exclusive events our members have access to excellent social, academic and career-building opportunities within the many fields of Geoscience. Most notably we host our annual Lyell Day in February, where we explore the best of Geoscience. The day involves an evening black-tie ball and sit-down meal where we celebrate the years events and achievements.

Lyell Member Exclusive Events!

  • Lyell Day (and the Lyell Ball!)
  • Field Trips
  • Pizza Quizz Nights
  • Hard Hat Pub Crawls
  • Study Sessions
  • Museum Trips
  • Guest Speaker Talks
  • Career Day Fair
  • Bake Sales
  • Earth Science BBQs

Follow us on social media and have a look for yourself what we get up to!

 

 

Autumn Elections 2026

This election will fill positions for our remaining Community Officers, who represent underrepresented groups of students on campus, and our remaining Department Reps, who will work alongside the VP Education to support academic representation. This election will also fill any remaining Student Group positions and introduce Union Council to the student body, with students electing their representatives.

  • 12 posts are up for election.
  • Nominations open at 10:00 on Friday 18 September 2026 (in 5 days and 15 hours)
  • The polls open at 10:00 on Tuesday 20 October 2026 (in 5 weeks and 2 days)

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Kayah Morris
Wellbeing Secretary
George Walker