This week on the Membership Services Show, Eve from Hallam SU shares the story behind their new Swap Shop – a community-led initiative offering art and design students free access to essential materials like fabric, clay, and canvases.
Callum from Arts SU introduces “Art or Algorithm” – a qualitative research project unpacking how creative students view artificial intelligence. And Danny from NUS Charity marks ten years of the Quality Students’ Union programme, revealing what we’ve learned about the student movement’s strengths.
With Eve from Hallam SU, Callum from Arts SU, and Danny from NUS Charity – hosted by Livia Scott, Wonkhe’s Partnerships Coordinator, and Alan Roberts, Director of Western Europe at Counterculture.
Arts or algorithim https://www.arts-su.com/news/article/6013/Art-or-Algorithm/
DMCC https://wonkhe.com/blogs/honesty-and-accuracy-is-about-to-get-even-more-important/
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