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January 08, 2021 via Twitter

Or check out our online resources at https://t.co/ZBWqNZ89CO We may be apart but as #TeamMarjon we are in this together 3/3
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Plymouth Marjon University via Facebook

The results of the Marjon Student Mental Health Survey are now in. It was led by Student Change Maker Lucy Branton and attracted 127 respondents in March 2021.
marjonuni

December 31, 2020 via Twitter

RT @marjonbasket: Congratulations to Denzel Ubiaro for 100 Competitive games in the BBL with Plymouth Raiders #100Club https://t.co/7Iwjr…
marjonuni

January 18, 2021 via Twitter

RT @MarjonSU: Marjon students, alumni, and staff! Reply below with your favourite MSU memory, we'd love to see them and make a grey Monday…
marjonuni

April 21, 2021 via Twitter

Beautiful Bovi - we our local beaches! Which is your favourite? https://t.co/eURi0ivDyZ
marjonuni

January 08, 2021 via Twitter

It’s been a tough week with the new national lockdown. It’s okay not to be okay. If you’re worried about your academic work, your mental health or anything else please remember that help is on hand. 1/3 https://t.co/VP522PEZAf
marjonuni

January 26, 2021 via Twitter

At Marjon, we believe that #EveryMindMatters. Having good mental health helps us relax, achieve our best and enjoy our lives more. Below is a great free resource that could help support any worries you might have. Check it out
marjonuni

January 08, 2021 via Twitter

Good Morning Marjon! Here is a New Year's message from our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Rob Warner https://t.co/OZO3eGfYYp
marjonuni

January 11, 2021 via Twitter

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

#WeAreMarjon “I always dreamed of going to university. I joined an Access course as a pathway when two major operations derailed my studies. I was incapacitated and it took a long time to rehabilitate. My mental health was impacted as a result. It