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Studying with a chronic illness as a student rep

Hear from Scarlet, our Disabled Students Group Events Officer, on her experience studying with chronic illness.

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Open SU helps the OU rise again in the People & Planet University League

Mon 15 Dec 2025

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International Day of Persons with Disabilities: a personal reflection from our Disabled Students Rep

"Disability isn’t a lesson in inspiration, but a reality that deserves understanding and meaningful support"

Fri 28 Nov 2025

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The evidence behind teaching: why your voice is vital

Tue 25 Nov 2025

Meet your new LGBTQIA+ Rep

Fri 21 Nov 2025

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Community Drop-In: 18th December; Microsoft Teams

Neurodivergent Student Drop-in: 18th December; Microsoft Teams; As part of our Open SU Commitment to supporting our Neurodivergent students . Please do join Charon (WELS Faculty Rep Open SU) and Natalie (President Open SU) for our monthly drop in.; Student groups | Student Representation | Neurodiversity

Chess Club Christmas Quiz: 18th December; Online; Club

Saturday Morning Coffee and Chat: 20th December; Microsoft Teams

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