Brighton Life

News and events for University of Brighton students

Southern and Thameslink trail networks closures map

Reminder: Major rail closures next week

Starting this weekend, the train line between Three Bridges and Brighton/ Lewes / Hove will be closed for a period of nine days. Trains will be replaced with buses, which could result in significantly longer journey times for some passengers.

LGBTQ+ History Month: Apply for a mentor!

“Your mentor will believe in you on the days when it can be hard to do that for yourself.” Apply for the LGBTQ+ Uni-Amex mentoring programme this LGBTQ+ History month

LGBTQ+ History Month 2022 – Programme of events

We’ve put together a number of great events to celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month open to both students and staff.

Update to government guidance and returning to campus

While the easing of restrictions is welcome news, the safety of our students and staff is always our number one priority. It is important that we all continue to remain vigilant and responsible.

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Sign up for the UOK? Workshops now!

Are you a foundation, first or second year student? Our Wellbeing Champions and Inclusive Practice Partners want to help support your mental health and wellbeing this semester!

Are you getting the best possible Wi-Fi service on campus?

If you ever connect online using the Wi-Fi then please be sure to use the eduroam service and not the UoB Visitor Wi-Fi.

Thinking about changes which might affect your funding? Please talk to Student Advice

It is really common to reach the end of the academic term and have questions about where or what you are studying and if it is right for you. If you’ve got some questions about any aspect of your course, making a decision and taking action can be a positive step towards getting you on the right path.

Students: majority wearing masks on campus

Staying safe in 2022

We’re looking forward to welcoming you back for a new term, and want to remind you of a few important things you need to do, to help keep everyone safe in the new year.

Santa mug and books by Drew Coffman (Unsplash)

Getting the best out of this winter break

Whilst some of us may be looking forward to a bit of a break or a chance to see friends and family, this time of year is often considered as quite stressful, and for some it can be quite difficult and isolating. Here are a few handy reminders on navigating this festive period.

Travel and Covid safety advice for the Christmas break

We’ve put together some tips and guidance so you can both stay safe, and save on costs over the Christmas break.

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