Dear students and staff, On Wednesday evening, 2nd December, the Government sent universities previously unseen guidance about the return to campus in January. We have been working very hard ever since to work out what this means for everyone at

To all students, I really hope you have had a good break, and I am sorry to interrupt it in this way. I need to update you on latest Government guidance sent to us last night about the return to universities in January. The Government is concerned

A message from Professor Rob Warner, Vice-Chancellor of Marjon... Dear students and staff, We are all coming to terms with the reality that Covid has been accelerating fast in the UK and is taking a heavy toll on health and lives across the world.

Support our third year BA Acting and Musical Theatre students The Actor's Wheel in their end of year show ‘Parliament Square’, directed by the award-winning Derek Bond. Performances take place on 20/21 and 27/28 May 2021. On 21 May there is an

Calling all undergraduate and postgraduate students, we’re employing for more positions within our Student Ambassador Scheme. As a SA, you will support the delivery of Marjon events, as well as develop quality skills for your CV. You’ll also get

The mighty Marjon are Varsity 2021 winners! A huge congratulations to everyone who got involved in showing your support for #TeamMarjon. Well done to all our teams, who have been working hard around the clock. Luckily being able to train using our on

Today we welcomed our first postgraduate students back on campus Our PGCE and School Direct students have had their initial inductions ahead of coming to Marjon for their teacher training. The excitement builds as we continue to welcome

Our Class of 2020 are entitled to the university Cathedrals Group Fund! Students can apply for up to £750 to invest in activities that support their transition into work or continuation in education. ℹ️ Closing on Friday, November 27. Email

Have you noticed the increasing use of personal pronouns such as he/him, she/her, they/them or ze/zir in email signatures and social media bios? Sharing your pronouns helps normalise discussions about gender, especially for trans and non-binary