To celebrate the launch of Your Sport, Coventry University Students’ Union’s Chief Executive John Abell sat down to explain how the exciting opportunity to take on the operations of Sport at the University came about.
Your Students’ Union is proud to be able to launch Your Sport - a new-look sport and fitness collective for students, staff and the local city centre community.
Following the recent meningitis outbreak affecting students and young people in Kent, read on for further information about the disease and where to go for further help and advice.
If you are studying a course lasting one year that involved 21 hours of study per week, you can apply to become exempt from Council Tax.
No matter what course you're on or what time of year it is, we know that university can sometimes be a stressful experience, especially when you're in the middle of exams or crunching through your coursework. Read on for a reminder of all the ways Your SU are here for you to help you destress, relax and recharge - today and every day!
Society Elections 2026 are now open, giving every student the opportunity to help shape the direction, leadership, and success of their society for the year ahead. Whether you’re considering running for a role or simply want to support your community by voting, this is your moment to get involved.
The University has excluded some students due to outstanding tuition fee debts. If this has happened to you, here’s what it means, and what you can do about it.
Our Community Engagement Leads (CELs) meet once every month to update each other on what they’ve been getting up to. Read more about their progress from January below!
Your Students' Union is excited to announce that the Advice Service has officially achieved Advice Quality Standard (AQS) accreditation for casework - students.
Your Students' Union Officer played a key role in supporting the city of Coventry being awarded Purple Flag status - a major international accreditation recognising the city as a safe destination after dark
Students’ Union We Want Microwaves Campaign: Positive Update.
A reminder about how to help keep people safe from harm who use substances, specifically cocaine.
Much like other commemorative months, DHM has, since its creation in 2010, been celebrated through themes, which often explore parts of society, culture, or history that might be relevant to the group associated with the commemorative month – and is decided by activists within the community relevant to the commemorative month.
In the UK, Disability History Month (DHM) starts on the 24th of November and ends on the 20th of December. During this period, people are encouraged to celebrate the achievements of disabled people whilst also recognising and reflecting on the challenges they may still face. This article explores what DHM is, why it's important to celebrate it, and how you can join the Students' Union in getting involved with DHM this year.
We have had the first Community Executive of the year and are really excited to have lots of updates from the Student Communities. Find out below what our communities have been up to.
Activities Officer Layna Forbes addresses recent misinformation linking Tylenol (Paracetamol) use during pregnancy and vaccines to autism. This article reassures students that scientific evidence does not support these claims, explains what autism is, and emphasises understanding, acceptance, and inclusion. It also highlights trusted resources such as the NHS and the National Autistic Society, alongside university and SU support services for students seeking guidance or wellbeing support.
We’re saying goodbye to several societies this year — unless you step in.
Your Officers were elected earlier this year and have been busy working towards the goals they set out in their Manifestos. Now it’s time to see how they’re getting on!