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Sioned Cash, Interim Director of Staff & Student Accommodation, joined teams during one of º£½ÇÉçÇø Accommodation’s busiest weekends to see first-hand the physical effort and fast pace involved in turning around 2,000 rooms at the end of the academic year.

Campus will be busy over the next couple of weeks as we congratulate thousands of students embarking on the next chapter of their life – as graduates! We’d love for you to join in the celebrations. Keep an eye on social media for live updates, tag @Uniofº£½ÇÉçÇø and use the hashtag #º£½ÇÉçÇøGrad to share your messages of support for our amazing graduates.

Pop along to the Celebration Zone (Benefactor’s Place, Piazza and Senate Lawn) to soak up the atmosphere, including live music, entertainment, food and drink.

More than 120 children from local primary schools have been sharing stories with º£½ÇÉçÇø staff and student volunteers, building confidence.

Due to the heatwave and with your safety and comfort in mind, tonight’s 'How to Train Your Dragon' screening on the Piazza has been postponed to Thurs 2 July at 6:30pm. Apologies for any inconvenience and hope to see you on the new date.

Wondering how to keep your family entertained this summer? Discover activities on campus that they can take part in, including º£½ÇÉçÇø Holiday scheme and much more.

Created by Dr Ali Struthers (School of Law), the School Tasking university outreach project uses playful challenges to introduce primary school pupils to the law.

Applications are open for Accelerate and EmpowerUs - our talent programmes for supporting under-represented colleagues who might face barriers to career progression. Learn more and apply by 31 July.

Have you set aside time to discuss your achievements, future goals, and how development opportunities could help? Your PDR conversation is also a good opportunity to discuss your career. Don’t forget to book yours, to take place before 31 July. â¶Ä¯â€¯

This year 18 members of our alumni and honorary graduate community have been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours 2026, including a Knighthood for Professor Patrick Vernon, former Associate Fellow in the Department of History of Medicine.