RT @rbenton_: A privilege to be involved in such journeys - good luck with your next steps class of 2022! @MarjonTEP @marjonuni

Our bees are looking happy and well Last year, we collaborated with @PollenizeCIC and became home to a colony of buzzy bees. Later this year we will be running some sessions, for students and staff, to assist with the monthly bee check-ins. Watch

The Award for Curiosity: Innovation Award (staff) goes to Camille Fradin. Well done Camille! #MarjonAwards https://t.co/cP05S9hcKl

It is #WorldAutismAcceptanceWeek? It is thought that 1 in 100 people are autistic - approximately 700,000 people in the UK. Autism is often misunderstood with lots of misconceptions being widely believed. Myth-busting information:

We want to know, where is your favourite place on campus? https://t.co/Pzt4Do7IPP

The REF is a national process for assessing the quality of research in UK universities, which takes place every six to seven years. The results determine how national research funding is distributed, and so can dramatically transform a

Now we move on to the winner of the Marjon Ambition Award. Congratulations Kerry Kellaway! #MarjonAwards https://t.co/opfvqZHD4f

A huge well done to our second-year Football Coaching and Development students who have organised a coach education programme in association with @devon_fa and Plymouth Marjon Football Club⚽ Find out more: https://t.co/mLzbldIxTV…

What an incredible time we had on Friday raising money for the people of Ukraine ♥ The total is currently at £436 - but donations can still be made. All money made will go to the Disaster Emergency Committee which works with some of the top aid

Dr Lee said, “Students will start building a basic understanding of different disciplines of Forensic Science, as they progress, they will start developing an interest in a specific area, which they can pursue further with the third-year Honours

Thank you Lauren Edwards for everything you have done for the students at Marjon. You are the winner of the Outstanding Contribution to Student Life award at this year’s Marjon Staff and Student Awards. Congratulations @LaurenEdwards99

Why is this important? Trees absorb CO2 – one of the main causes of climate change. The UK needs millions more trees to reach its 2050 carbon net-zero target. By digging with us, you'll help bring us nearer to this important goal.