RT @theactorswheel: ROLL UP ROLL UP 2 shows for you this evening * Little Bird by Charlotte Elizabeth & Alexa Godfrey-Evans at 7.30pm * 9…

Specialist Mentor Tory Adams has wellbeing tips for coping with the second lockdown over on the #TeamMarjon blog... https://t.co/8OShWZlgBU

RT @LauraNBUK: Look out for student #lockdown stories from @marjonuni on Facebook and Instagram all week. Amazing students are sharing the…

Tomorrow is Time to Talk day, the day the nation talks about mental health. Student Support and Wellbeing are offering a drop-in session to students, explained by a member of the team, Howard To join in tomorrow between 12pm and 2pm:

⚽ For more information about the Women’s Football Programme please contact Chris Smietanka on csmietanka@marjon.ac.uk or see our website: https://t.co/KkVrIDi0uZ (3/3)

The asymptomatic testing centre is open 8am to 10am for the next two weeks, book on Learning Space. Book here: https://t.co/iFKugAsirZ https://t.co/ljk0JbMGBH

10/12 Anyone testing positive for the virus will be contacted by NHS Test and Trace to identify their contacts, so that they can be advised to self-isolate.

The University's annual #theatre festival is on this week. Watch livestreaming shows by final year acting and performance students. ️Get your FREE tickets now: https://t.co/w55drwjvGe https://t.co/aHOU47MbTp

3/12 It will make it easier for anyone living in the area to get tested; especially those who do not have a car and so cannot access the Seaton Barracks site or for whom walking to the city centre is difficult.

Mental health stigma means some people find it hard to open up. @TimetoChange are encouraging people to #AskTwice to show others they can reach out. https://t.co/0Sx2C76QS6