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On elections, have we forgotten how to innovate?

Nick Smith|SU blog|05/05/23

Blue skies and big pictures – thinking about the future of SUs

Dan Fow|SU blog|05/05/23

SUs have lots to learn from the arts

Sharon Armstrong-Williams|SU blog|21/04/23

It’s time for officers to think about the future

Nick Smith|SU blog|29/03/23

Part-time officers need to feel valued and supported

Aran Pascual-Quiros|SU blog|24/03/23

Should I stay or should I go?

Blessed Pepple|SU blog|06/02/23

A practical guide to handling sabbatical officer burnout

Livia Scott|SU blog|09/11/22

Disabled and chronically ill students feeling forgotten

Lauren Gilbert|SU blog|04/11/22

Ten ways to get through storming fortnight

Anon|SU blog|27/10/22

We need to be lobbying now on cost of living

Huey Arslan|SU blog|15/09/22

We’re collaborating to tackle the cost of living in our city

Robbie Beale|SU blog|05/09/22

When our students’ problems change, our priorities need to change with them

Emma de Saram|SU blog|01/09/22

Talking to student officers about manifestos

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|26/08/22

What do we even mean by “officer support”?

Gareth Hughes|SU blog|26/08/22

Students need to know what SUs think about things

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|15/08/22

If I could turn back time – reflections from former SU officers

Eve Alcock|SU blog|05/07/22

One union’s journey to find its new democracy

Raquel Marques|SU blog|17/06/22

Who is going to be your trustee chair when the role regenerates?

Nick Smith|SU blog|20/05/22

What do we expect of SU officers?

Livia Scott|SU blog|13/05/22

NUS will support students and give them power

Shaima Dallali|SU blog|08/04/22

In Manchester, we bucked the SU elections trends this year. Here’s how

Stefanie Cooper|SU blog|31/03/22

It’s not too late for lame ducks to leave a legacy

Nick Smith|SU blog|17/03/22

Tough times are coming – what SU leaders do next will matter

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|11/03/22

Let’s stop pretending sabbs should be apolitical

Sophie Kelly|SU blog|18/02/22

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