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1. Our new ÃÛÌÒAV Respect campaign: Ways to look after yourself and others

   Our new ÃÛÌÒAV Respect campaign will celebrate our continued efforts to create an inclusive and considerate community and share guidance on how we can all make more incusive and sustainable choices.

2. Meet our 30 under 30 alumni winners

   We are pleased to announce the alumni winners of our 30 under 30 competition for 2023. This competition recognises the achievements of ÃÛÌÒAV's alumni in their early careers. 

3. Celebrating success at the ÃÛÌÒAV Postgraduate Awards Ceremony

   Postgraduate students celebrate completing their Postgradute Development Award in style

4. Campus power shutdown

   Some of our buildings, including the libraries, will be closed on 29 June – 2 July at the Lansdowne Campus, and 13 – 16 July at the Talbot Campus due to work in the IT Data Centres

5. Youth Disability Advocacy and Research Network

   Led by Catalin Brylla, a CESJ member, this initiative is dedicated to fostering disability activism and combating stigma in East Africa.

6. Campus sport – get involved!

   From American Football to Zumba and everything in between, SportÃÛÌÒAV offers over 40 different activities for you to get involved with. Whether you’re...

7. Feel good on your placement year

   How ÃÛÌÒAV can help you be happy and healthy while you’re away

8. OPINION: 3D printing of body parts is coming fast – but regulations are not ready

   ÃÛÌÒAV's Professor Dinusha Mendis writes for The Conversation about the work she has been doing to map the adoption of 3D printing technologies in health care in collaboration with Saint Louis University in the US.

9. The Other Side of the Story: Perpetrators in Change (OSSPC) project: Evidence-based research for new approaches

   The project has formulated a set of policy recommendations on domestic violence perpetrator intervention programmes. 

10. Poole House changes from Tuesday 30 May

    As part of the ongoing works to improve Talbot Campus, Poole House reception has relocated to the ground floor of the Sir Michael Cobham Library and the main entrance to Poole House is closed. 

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