Disability and Neurodivergence Awareness Month (November 16 – December 16) provides an opportunity not only for us to develop a better understanding of the disabled experience, but also to reflect upon how the University supports staff and students with disabilities and what could be improved. As Vice-President Voice at Surrey Students’ Union, it is my […]
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I’ve spent much of my life feeling like I didn’t quite fit. I struggled with moments that others seemed to easily handle, like saying goodbye to trusted people or navigating social situations. For years, I thought the problem was just me – I wasn’t trying hard enough, I wasn’t good enough, I wasn’t enough. It […]
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Hey. I’m Giulia. I’m a second-year biological sciences student and the president of Autisoc this academic year. The theme of this month’s student curator project is neurodiversity. While most of the media Luana (VP Voice) and I have curated is about autism, neurodiversity is an umbrella term for many other developmental disorders such as dyspraxia […]
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To mark the beginning of Green Libraries week last Monday, we were delighted to host a pop-up booth from our colleagues working in the Guildford Library and the wider Surrey Libraries. It was a wonderful opportunity to collaborate and exchange ideas with our lending library counterparts, as well as to inform our students and staff […]
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When Mark Twain wrote “The Gilded age: A Tale of Today” little did he know that his satirical quip will eventually be used by the future historians and writers while referring to post civil war era America, including Julian Fellowes. The Downton Abbey fame’s fascination for the period has been reflected in quite his statements, and […]
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Level 4 and Level 5 of the Library will be closed for essential maintenance on 24th June, they will re-open on 25th June. Please ask Library staff for help to find alternative study space.
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