Did you know that tomorrow is University Mental Health Day? To mark the day, we are encouraging, staff, students and everyone who is part of the Marjon community to get outside and enjoy our beautiful campus Where do you like to go and relax when on

Being around water can inspire you and benefit your mental health For #UniMentalHealthDay, we thought we would share this fantastic blog, where we speak to #BlueMind advocates Cal Major and Mark Leather about the benefits of being around water …

Need a few seconds of calm? Save this video so you can watch it again, whenever you need to relax #UniMentalHealthDay Student Minds

The National Student Survey (NSS) is your chance to look back on your higher education experience and speak about everything from the teaching on your course, access to resources and equipment, and even about the student voice. Your views can make a

Citizens Advice Plymouth is looking to understand more about the financial situation for students studying in the city. You can take part in the short anonymous survey here: https://forms.office.com/r/c9D3iMuwEu

On International Women's Day, we want to celebrate some of the amazing women within the Marjon community - there are so many! Tell us about the incredible women in your life ♥ #InternationalWomensDay

Did you know that ​​​​​​​we are working with The Woodland Trust to plant 210 trees across campus? And, we need some volunteers to come along to our tree planting day on Monday the 14th of March. Why is this important? Trees absorb CO2

A huge well done to our second-year Football Coaching and Development students who have organised a coach education programme in association with Devon County FA and Plymouth Marjon Football Club The project aims to raise awareness of how futsal can

We will be holding a talent show on Friday 18th March to raise funds for the people of Ukraine. We are inviting anyone from the community to come forward if they would be willing to perform on the night ♥ Marjon University, Marjon Student Union

“The students on our SEND specialist pathway are just about to begin their final placement in school. They have had a successful year with a range of university sessions enriching and deepening their understanding of teaching strategies and