Students and staff affected by the RMT rail strike on Monday 7 November and Wednesday 9 November, who do not have an E-Permit to park on campus, may apply for a temporary E-Permit valid for these two days only.
Whilst incidences of aggression or violence are very low, there are some things we can do to help mitigate risk and feel more assured. Here are some tips to consider which you may find helpful.
Brighton Students’ Union have brought back from the dead their biggest, most scariest event this year: their legendary Halloween party on Brighton Pier on Monday 31 October.
Our local Public Health team will bring their mobile vaccination unit to the pedestrian area outside the Checkland building on the Falmer campus. The unit will offer first, second and third doses of the Pfizer vaccine as well as autumn booster doses (Pfizer bivalent) for eligible colleagues and students.
To book in a bike check, email Jude, our Sustainability and Energy Analyst, with your campus and date of choice. Each person who makes and fulfils their booking will receive free either a puncture repair kit, bike pump, bike light or pannier!
If you’re still experiencing issues with your timetable where you still see previous course events then simply close your mobile app or browser for where you normally use My Brighton.
A reminder that parking arrangements are in place for the 2022-23 academic year in line with the University’s Car Park and Permit Application Policy. Student parking remains free for the 2022/23 academic year with a valid E-Permit. If you park without a valid E-Permit, you may receive a Parking Charge Notice (PCN) of £60.
Open to both staff and students, the university has organised the following online events during October, which aim to offer a safe and supportive environment for anyone experiencing the menopause or perimenopause to share their experiences, and for allies to find out more.
