The third and final Student Council meeting of the year is here.
Here they are, it's your 2019/20 Officer Team!
Find out more about the Society Committee Elections.
Notice of Poll for the Spring Elections 2019
Not sure about the elections? What even are they? Why should I run?
February is LGBT History Month - find out what's happening in the local area!
See what happened at the Student Members' Meeting and all the new things the Union will be working on
City RAG is back with a whole week of exciting and fun events to keep you all entertained and raise money for two amazing charities (Maggie’s and Natasha’s Project).
Join us for this years Student Members Meeting, Tue 12 Feb in B200 - all students welcome!
Student Council Meeting – 24th January 2018
Leadership Elections 2019
Find out how to nominate yourself for a position!
Find out what your Student Officers have been up to this term...
Visas, snacks and friends. We left campus for a day to find out what NUS is doing for International Student's in the U.K.
The following candidates have been elected...
Join us for our Islamophobia Awareness Month events
The candidates standing for election are as follows..
Worried you missed your chance to stand in our elections? It’s not too late!
Over the next few weeks we’ll be posting one-to-one interviews with City Students' Union’s previous officers to give you an insight into what it’s really like to campaign, so keep your eyes peeled.
Nomination for the remaining Student Leader positions go live on Monday..
The results are in and your newly elected Student Leaders are as follows..
Nominations are closed and the following candidates are seeking election..
World Mental Health Day, a day observed internationally every 10th October with the aim of ‘raising awareness of mental health issues around the world and mobilising efforts in support of mental health’
Nominate yourself for a position now!
Our advice for starting at City...
Save money, make friends, avoid FOMO.
In the start of my term, one of my main priority was to achieve 100% academic societies because of its importance of creating communities for the cohorts. I knew the importance of having an Academic Society available for the students.
Academic Societies create and develop communities at City in which every student feels they belong, feel supported and feels respected.
It’s official – here are your Academic Impact Award winners 2018!
Good news for all the student groups: We now have a new storage space which is bigger, safer, and more accessible to all!
We are fast coming toward the end of the academic year and there were a few student this year that we thought we could highlight all their incredible work they’ve done in order to enhance the student experience at City.
On 14th June 2018 it will be exactly a year since Grenfell Tragedy, the deadliest fire in the modern British history that has taken lives of at least 72 people including 18 children. They should not and will not be forgotten.
Olesea, Malek and Zulkaif share their departing message as they leave their roles as City Students' Union sabbatical team.
Malek Arab (VP Education) and Zulkaif Riaz (VP Activities and Development) Attended Black students' Conference and speak about their experience of the Conference.
The Students' Union is running Power Nap Sessions as part of our Study Well campaign. Come , recharge your batteries and prove that there is a real demand for permanent napping facilities on campus!
We are excited to announce the shortlist for this year’s Academic Impact Awards!
A student of Optometry at City, University of London has been appointed a unique position within a national official body for the second year running.
We are excited to announce that the panel have met and decisions have been made!
The student-led newspaper must talk about real issues affecting the students at this time given the number of significant changes that are happening around them. Students must be educated to be at the forefront of the fight for great mental health resources to help students, to fighting for Free Education and the potential impact that hidden course costs can have on students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
If you don't know already the University Examination timetable has been released!
The Academic Impact Awards shall take place on the 24th of May with the deadline of nominations very soon!
This month sees the introduction of Islamophobia Awareness Month!
The Islamic Society of City raised a magnificent £15,273.19 in one week for a charitable cause, doubling their figure from their campaign last year! They had 60 students do a sponsored mountain climb to Snowdonia, each raising over £200 in sponsorships.
Today sees the release of the University’s Exam Timetable for January 2018. This has been released on time and as planned by the University.
Established 83 years ago, our prestigious awards took place again last night. Here are your complete list of winners.
City keeps the Cup! City Sports Teams have done it again. A Very WellDone and a Massive Congratulations to City’s Sports Teams for winning “Thames River Trophy” Varsity against Kingston for the second time yesterday. City taking 2-0 lead in the series.
Thank you to all who took the time to vote - here are the full results!
Join us for a consultation about the impact of the strike on students on 19th & 26th March between 3 and 5 pm in the Student Hub (Students' Union, Level 1, Tait Building)
Like chess? Come and join us at the 1st City Chess Tournament in Great Hall on 28th March from 1.30 pm
Until 21st March we're taking nominations for awards including "Student Group of the Year" and the prestigious Students' Union "Carrot" Awards...
Diversity is about sharing our similarities and celebrating differences.
We want to shout about some of the many great things our team have achieved. We're so proud about how much our Programme Reps, Officers, Staff, Societies and students have done
We want to shout about some of the many great things our team have achieved. We're so proud about how much our Programme Reps, Officers, Staff, Societies and students have done
A Review of our Programme Rep Welcome Receptions that happened throughout October and November.
Friendship, challenge, personal health, enjoyment are only some of the benefits of being a member of sports team. In 2017, twenty-eight teams competed over nine different sports against Kingston across two days in March in a bid to win “Thames river trophy”. After two days of sporting action which also includes a special appearance by City Wolf, City were Victorious.
Find out what happened at our first Student Council meeting of the year!
At the beginning of this academic year it was brought to my attention that cocktails were no longer allowed to be served at CityBar. We received feedback from students that they wanted to be able to purchase cocktails and were surprised they weren’t part of the offering already.
Do you feel like you belong to a community at City? Let us know what we could do to make the sense of community even stronger.
See the full results from The Leadership Elections: Autumn Edition. These students start representing you straight away
Happy Thursday! Below you will find a summary of key activities that I undertook since starting my role of the President of City Students' Union...
I recently had the chance to look and research about black attainment gap and to my surprise the difference in figures was astonishing, given a study conducted by...
It’s a huge increase to what our societies are able to access, and I'm really excited about what happens next.
City Students’ Union has been working with City, University of London around the closure of the Graduate Library space that occurred in September 2016.
Zain Ismail, your Vice President, Education, tell us how he managed to reverse some unfair marks that were given out in a couple of modules, and how you can get involved.
Here are all the details about Term three's exams, courtesy of your VP Education Zain Ismail.
The Students' Union's 22nd annual awards recognizes students at City, University of London, for co-curricular activities including societies and volunteering, and many other categories.
Sheikh explains our latest bit of good news for our students
Two contrasting policies concerning the media have been passed, so this is what we'll do about it.
We look back at our workshop-filled day, delivered to students by CityCareers, Learning Enhancement and Development, the National Union of Students, ExperienceCity and CityLibrary.
We've broken down the votes for each of the positions, stage by stage.
Yes, many of you think nothing will change or you are being told things that are impossible. But, you’re wrong.
The Union has taken the decision to continue to work with the City, University of London to promote the National Student Survey (NSS)