Tonight is the first night of Children in Need, and Mark Leather, Associate Professor of Outdoor Education, made an appearance on Pippa Quelch's BBC Radio Devon show to chat about walking and talking - you can listen here at 1:18:54:

Join early years expert Maureen Hunt for the launch of her new book 'Helping Every Child to Thrive in the Early Years'. Wednesday 30 November at 18:00 at the Old Cathedral School, Marjon University Cornwall. Book here: https://t.co/T0le7RJXUL

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“We are excited to welcome clients into our new space and continue to provide a high-quality service for the Plymouth community. "Our clinic provides financially accessible treatment to the community whilst providing our students with valuable

Have you visited our brand-new osteopathy clinic yet?❤️ The clinic is open to bookings from the public for appointments and supports students’ practical learning. More info: https://t.co/j1f0UsNbVF https://t.co/8qlawolokX

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We are already a month into our BUCS tournaments and we are so proud of our Marjon sports teams. Here are some of our highlights from our recent home games Make sure to get down to the 3G, sports halls and pitches this Wednesday for another

RT @ProfDcotton: Fabulous tour of the roof @marjonuni this morning. Thanks so much to John Chadwick for talking me through the amazing sust…

#WeAreMarjon “I really valued the small class sizes. You become part of the community rather than just someone that nobody knows. So that was really special. I felt like I fitted in.” Charley Lumley, Psychotherapy and Counselling Welcome Team

It even paid to transport plants and cuttings from the original Chelsea campus. So, when you sit down under our trees, wander by the water or gaze at the wildlife, give a thought to our World War One students who made it possible.

A fund was started to help the children and families of the students who never came back. When the campus moved, the remaining World War One students decided to give the remaining funds to the new campus to create an area called ‘The Dell’.

The students studies had been interrupted when they were called up to the armed services. Many of them came back injured, and some never made it back at all. At the time, lots of colleges wouldn’t take injured students but Marjon made sure they

Lest we forget. Back in the 1970s when we moved from London to Plymouth, we received funding to plant a green area for peace for students needing to gather their thoughts. The funding came from a group that had been with us in the time of World War

RT @GradSWJobs: Considering #postgraduate study? The @marjonuni open day is coming up! Find out more at: https://t.co/MNzyOQTC9B #PGCE…

The friendships you make at university last a lifetime ♥️ https://t.co/2mrm35GO95

Congratulations to the winners of the 2030 Climate Action Award at the @greengowns - @dmuleicester and @BordersCollege Your achievements towards sustainability are deserving of such recognition. Thank you to everyone making Marjon a greener place!