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Check this out ⚽ Our highlights from the men's and women's football matches at Varsity 2022. @MarjonMensFC @MarjonLadies @MarjonSportsFed https://t.co/jaKEHxPprJ

Have you booked your tickets yet? On June 26th, Plymouth Symphony Orchestra will be performing at Marjon - and ticket's are free to book. Grab a camping chair or blanket and set yourself up for a relaxed afternoon of music. Book now:

Are you curious about people and their behaviour? We believe you learn through doing so you'll do lots of practical research to help you understand theoretical concepts Watch our latest course video to find out more: https://t.co/9sWXqjHedi https://t

Want to find out more about Marjon? Take a look at our 2023 prospectus now You can download a copy or have one delivered to you for free: https://t.co/gjbawEc0U8 And, for the first time ever, we have also created an Instagram prospectus: https://t.co

Exciting announcement Plymouth Symphony Orchestra will be performing at Marjon - and you can book a ticket for free. They will be playing a mixture of popular classics as well as music from the movies. Tickets will be available from 9am tomorrow:

The audience is invited to bring their own camping chairs or blankets to set up for a relaxed afternoon of music. There will be refreshments available on the day or you can pre-order a group food hamper when you register for your ticket. Parking is

The performance will be on June 26th and if it cannot go ahead outside (due to adverse weather), we will hold the concert in the Quad Theatre, on the university campus. https://t.co/649i7WIVRW

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) ❤️ The theme this year is loneliness. So, we are asking students and staff to make a pledge to connect. You can choose to connect with anyone in anyway. This could be a text, call or by ringing

Loneliness can affect us all. But full-time students are among those at higher risk of feeling lonely. 22% of students nationally have reported feeling lonely compared with 6% of the general adult population.