Welcome to our blog. A social space where student leaders, staff and friends of Student Hubs share their experiences and thoughts – from volunteering & social enterprise to exciting news in the third sector or challenging policy questions.

October Digest
Here are some of Student Hubs good news headlines from the month to put a smile on your face.

Wellbeing and Flexible Working at Student Hubs
In this month’s People and Culture blog Southampton Hub Programmes Manager, Sapthi, shares her reflections on wellbeing and flexible working at Student Hubs
Sapthi Santharuban

Student Hubs is hosting the 2023 National Societies and Volunteering Awards
Student Hubs are delighted to announce that we will be hosting the 2023 NSVAs, celebrating students across the country.
Simran Dhanjal-Field

Our 2021-22 Student Impact Data on Engagement with University Course
Back in February this year, I wrote an opinion blog reviewing our mid-year feedback from 2021-22 analysing the question of how…
Fiona Walsh

Top Tips for Freshers
Undergrads and Southampton Hub student leaders, Nicki and Zara, share their ten top tips for university freshers.
Nicki Ashworth and Zara Campbell

Celebrating Winchester Hub
Programmes Manager, Lydia Ferguson, reflects on wrapping up eight years of Winchester Hub with a celebration event
Lydia Ferguson

Embedding Inclusion in our approach
We reflect on our inclusion work, designed to to mainstream our approach by ensuring all students and all communities are participating in and benefitting from what we do
Simran Dhanjal-Field

Being Social in September
Here are some of Student Hubs good news headlines from the month to put a smile on your face.

Working Together and Remotely at Student Hubs
Student Hubs’ CEO and Network Director share their insights into what makes our teams work – both in person and remotely.
Simran Dhanjal-Field and Sophie Payne

Knowledge Exchange Partnership with Leeds Conservatoire: Iona’s Reflections
Student Hubs has recently branched out with its knowledge exchange partnership, running a 14 week project in collaboration with Leeds Conservatoire to deliver the One Community Forum and other research activities. This is part of Student Hubs’ new strategy which involves doing more project-based and discrete work with university partners alongside our traditional Hub model.
Iona Gillies with Fiona Walsh