Campaigns.

Throughout March, we'll be "celebrating women who tell our stories" on campus and beyond.

As your Students' Union, we are working proactively to help reduce the financial and mental burden being caused by the crisis

VP Societies & Sport Hannah Hockin looks #BehindTheLens, aiming to increase the visibility of LGBT+ people and combat prejudice against the queer community.

Led by our Advice Centre, we'll be bringing you a range of events and information to make sure you're getting the most out of your housing experience.

Led by VP Societies and Sport Hannah Hockin and the Disabled Students Collective, Disability History Month is all about breaking down barriers, increasing awareness, and showcasing the differences within the disabled community.

The theme of BHM 2022 is ‘Time for Change: Actions not Words’ so we've teamed up with the African-Caribbean Society (ACS) to organise a ton of events and different ways to get involved.

Join VP Wellbeing & Diversity Alice Goode as she celebrates, empowers, and upholds women throughout history and women today.

Join VP Education Maia Jarvis as she celebrates LGBT+ History Month, which aims to increase the visibility of LGBT+ people, our history and the issues we face.

Led by our Advice Centre, we'll be bringing you a range of events and information to make sure you're getting the most out of your housing experience.

Already feeling pressured into sorting housing for next year? Don't panic, we're here to tell you why there's no need to rush into making a decision.

Join VP Wellbeing & Diversity Alice Goode as she celebrates disabled joy and success, as well as raising awareness on disability issues and the lived experiences of disabled people.

Following an increase in the reports of drink spiking incidents across the UK, we’re re-launching our Spiked campaign aimed at ending drink spiking on campus. Find out what we're doing to help keep you safe in our venues, and steps you can take to stay safer when drinking.

This year's Black History Month is focused on PROUD TO BE. The national campaign aims to make Black History Month unique and personal to individuals, families, and communities and we're looking to put our own Royal Holloway spin on this with a series of on-campus activities and events.

Addressing the overall culture of the SU and the University, as well as bringing issues of racism and religious discrimination to the forefront of our work.

Help inform the development of a new sustainability strategy and change our future today in this campaign led by President Kate Roberts.

Led by VP Wellbeing & Diversity Henn Warwick, this campaign aims to promote safe sex and sexual health awareness.

Stressed out about housing? We've got you covered with loads of key information, advice, and Q&A sessions with our Housing Advisor.

Already feeling pressured into sorting housing for next year? Don't panic, we're here to tell you why there's no need to rush into making a decision.

Join us for this special webinar series, in association with a number of other universities and students' unions from across the UK.

Join us as we look back on the legacy of the black community in the UK and beyond.

VP Welfare and Diversity Lucy Simpson introduces a week-long focus on how nutrition impacts your body and mind.

VP Education Kate Roberts is aiming to create a more inclusive educational experience for all students from all backgrounds.

Join us as we look back on the legacy of the black community in the UK and beyond.

President Clem Jones has planned is lobbying the College to divest from fossil fuels.

Empowering all students to learn about the challenges of having a disability at university.

We've got you covered for all things housing, from finding housemates to contract checking.

Celebrating the diversity we're proud to have here at Royal Holloway.

VP Education Jack O'Neill is lobbying the College to make lecture capture standard practice.

We're raising awareness and challenging the stigma that surrounds male mental health.

It’s important that you take care of your wellbeing, which is why we run Stressbusters every year during Term Three.

We celebrate and remember important women in history who have contributed to social progression.