our current Campaigns.

Eight priorities voted for by YOU that the Students’ Union will focus their work on over the next academic year.

This Black History Month, we’re Reclaiming the Narrative for Black Students and Academics in shaping history at Royal Holloway

We've teamed up with Disabled Students Community Officer JJ Littleton to champion and celebrate disabled students' voices here at Royal Holloway.

This year we aim to celebrate, support, and highlight the contributions of current students at Royal Holloway, while also educating others about the diverse achievements of the LGBTQ+ community throughout history. 

To celebrate the national theme for Women’s History Month, "Moving Forward Together: Women Educating & Inspiring Generations", we’re thrilled to invite you on a journey of recognising and honouring extraordinary women.

Get involved in Campus Unity Week, a vibrant celebration of diversity and the rich tapestry of student communities at our university.

VP Wellbeing and Diversity Vaishnavi and VP Education Matthew have organised a jam-packed week of events and activities to help you wobble a little less and smile a little more.

Speak Week is back again and better than ever. We want to hear about the things you want to change on campus.

Welcome to Skills Week! A week-long campaign dedicated to helping you thrive at University both in your Academics and in your future careers.

VP Education Matthew and VP Societies and Sport David have organised a variety of events in support of men's mental health month.

As part of the Financial Support Priority 8 join us for a week packed with practical tools, expert advice, and resources to help you manage your money.

99% of you wanted some form of women's gym hours or fitness classes so.. We are teaming up with ALS to bring you Women's Gym Hours every Wednesday and Friday between 9:00 - 10:00!

It’s no secret that exams can cause a fair bit of stress for a lot of people. To help you with that, and to crack down on stress, every year we run the Stressbusters campaign to give you a break from revision and to try out some fun activities.

Welcome to Love Yourself Week, a weeklong campaign from February 9-13, dedicated to helping you prioritise self-love, self-care, and mental wellbeing.

Budget to Bite is on a mission to prove that good food doesn’t have to cost the Earth, your sanity, or the last tenner in your bank account, because, frankly, no one should have to choose between flavour and finances.

Housing is one of those issues that affect every single student that comes through our gates. After first year, it's likely that you'll move into private - that's where Housing Festival comes in.

This November, RHSU’s Trans Awareness Week will be led by LGBT+ Students Community Officer, Jakob Bird, with support from RHSU LGBT+ Society and SU staff.

Lace Up For Trans Rights is an awareness campaign, led by Women's Rugby, that aims to raise awareness and drive solidarity across university sports teamsn and socieities.

Estranged Students Solidarity Week (ESSW) is a week-long, student-led, awareness campaign beginning on Monday 24 November 2025. 

This winter brings a brand new campaign focused on helping commuters travel safely to and from university, no matter what their journey is. This campaign will be led by the Commuting Students Community Officer, Delilah Ferry-Swainson.

Beyond The Plate - Nourish Your Mind, Fuel Your Body is a campaign which aims to raise awareness and understanding of eating disorders by promoting balanced nutrition, positive body image and mental well-being.

This dedicated campaign to support Muslim students throughout Ramadan.It will feature events that foster inclusivity, promote well-being, and create a welcoming space for students to connect, whether through communal iftars, wellness sessions, or opportunities to learn more about Ramadan.