Important safety update Plymouth is a very safe and enjoyable night out, but like any city, there can be times when unsafe things happen. The Police have recently reported that men, either alone or in groups, have been waiting outside bars and clubs

#WeAreMarjon "I hope to bring a friendly face to the Student Union (SU). I want students to feel safe and welcome to come to me. I want to ensure that the SU is working for all groups of students, helping them take on any challenges that may come

Have you spotted some new signs in the Arts Cafe? The fantastic Marjon Arts Centre is now one of twelve partner organisations working with Plymouth Culture on Tap-In Plymouth. The posters include a QR code which, when tapped, will allow you to

"The memories from my graduation will stay with me forever!" Don't miss your opportunity to celebrate your achievements with those you love. Book your place at graduation today. Student registration closes tomorrow and with that your chance to

Look at all those happy faces ❤️ A huge thank you to everybody who came to our Open Day today We had a fantastic time showing you around our sunny campus and talking to you about our courses. We hope to see you again soon!

Are you studying/working within an early years setting? 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

The friendships you make at university last a lifeTime ❤️ Tell us when you studied and tag your university bestie.

This is your last chance to purchase extra tickets for Graduation There are still tickets remaining for some of our Graduation ceremonies. Book now (closes this Friday at midday): https://www.marjon.ac.uk/student-life/graduation/

New show announcement for Marjon Arts Centre ... James Haskell - Sex, Tries and Videotape The #1 podcaster with The Good, the Bad and the Rugby, author of Sunday Times Bestselling book “What A Flanker” and host of Amuse Douche is on the road

Lest we forget. We are very lucky to have our beautiful green campus, but you may not know that we can thank our World War One students for starting it. Back in the 1970s when we moved from London to Plymouth, we received funding to plant a green