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  2. September 16, 2020 via Twitter
    - One way system - Virtual assistant - Click and collect service - Book returns - Study spaces As part of safeguarding our community, please check out the changes to @MarjonLibrary https://t.co/EgViQAphxa https://t.co/1Ie2PUCkJf

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  3. June 23, 2020 via Twitter
    Support is available all summer. If you need support with your wellbeing you can self-refer to the wellbeing signposting service. To get started email studentsupport@marjon.ac.uk. For online support resources see the Student Information Handbook here

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  4. June 10, 2020 via Twitter
    RT @aaronjamesf1: I've got no doubt that @marjonuni will smash the challenges ahead of them. I found the fact classes and student populatio…

  5. June 02, 2020 via Twitter
    6/9 Our academic teams are working really hard to ensure that we will maintain our amazing reputation for teaching excellence.

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    Plymouth Marjon University via Facebook
    Today, as the student travel window opens, we have a Merry Christmas message from Rob for all Marjon students Also, if you are travelling home please get tested for Covid-19 before you go. Testing is free, quick and easy, with rapid results. ✅
  7. December 27, 2020 via Twitter
    Go for it @hannah_prisk! Hannah is going to walk 100km in 100 days to fundraise for @MerlinMSCentre ‍♀️ https://t.co/lYAYkBbiZy

  8. June 04, 2020 via Twitter
    The nominees for Lecturer of the Year are: @Benanniss @hbending @MarjonSPDEV @ClareBulford @StoryloverJudy Lexie Climie Susan Cooper @Aaroncuz @marjonmad Sally Eales @AlisonEwen5 @JonHarvey01 Tara Hollins @benjanefitness #MarjonAwards

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    Plymouth Marjon University via Facebook
    A report on the impact of nature on children’s wellbeing by The Wildlife Trusts recommends that all primary age children should spend part of every school day learning outdoors. Dr Mark Leather, a tutor on our new BA Outdoor Learning degree,
  10. February 07, 2020 via Twitter
    RT @jonlucas25: Great to have @marjonuni @MarjonSaC @MarjonSPTrehab as an offical partner @Only1Argyle #pafc #argyle #marjonuni https://t…

  11. March 19, 2020 via Twitter
    8/12 We recognise that adapting to distance learning is not easy. We have moved to this because it enables those who are isolating to continue studying, and enables us to respect the government advice around social distancing.

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