What’s on in November
Do you hear that? Mariah Carey’s All I Want For Christmas is sprinting towards the top of the charts! Before we get too carried away, have a read through what’s happening on and around campus this month…
Student Life
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Happy Bandi Chhor Divas
Read more: Happy Bandi Chhor DivasWith celebrations that include lighting Sikh temples with candles, to sharing meals and engaging in acts of selfless service to support the community, we wish all those who celebarte a happy Bandi Chhor Divas.
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Happy Diwali
Read more: Happy DiwaliThe Krishna Consciousness Society (KCSoc) wishes everyone a very happy and blissful Diwali. As per eastern wisdom and philosophy, each and every individual is a special part of this wonderful creation that we see around ourselves.
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Cost of Living Support Fund: helping you navigate financial hardship
Read more: Cost of Living Support Fund: helping you navigate financial hardshipThe University of Manchester is committed to supporting students facing unexpected financial difficulties through the Cost of Living Support Fund – find out what it is and who can apply here!
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Furnish your space sustainably with the university’s Furniture4Reuse scheme
Read more: Furnish your space sustainably with the university’s Furniture4Reuse schemeAre you looking to furnish your new place or add some extra pieces without spending too much? The University of Manchester’s Furniture4Reuse scheme has been helping students get quality furniture for free for over 2 years now.
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Happy Rosh Hashana and a sweet New Year to all of our Jewish students!
Read more: Happy Rosh Hashana and a sweet New Year to all of our Jewish students!Rosh Hashana is the Jewish New Year Festival. It is considered one of the ‘High Holy’ days and is observed by many Jewish people across the globe.
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What’s on in October
Read more: What’s on in OctoberWe hope you’ve settled into Manchester life! There’s always something interesting happening in this city, so keep reading to find our top picks this month…
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PhDiaries: Why being kind to yourself is important
Read more: PhDiaries: Why being kind to yourself is importantAs PhD researcher Rachel takes on the final stages of her PhD she reflects on how learning to be kind to herself is one of the most important lessons she’s learned.
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Get a year of art for £10 with the Student Art Pass
Read more: Get a year of art for £10 with the Student Art PassDive into culture on a budget with FREE entry to hundreds of museums and galleries across the UK, and 50% off major exhibitions.
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Study a unit outside your course this semester
Read more: Study a unit outside your course this semesterAre you still deciding what units to study this academic year? The University College for Interdisciplinary Learning (UCIL) may have just the right unit for you!
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A commuters’ guide to Manchester
Read more: A commuters’ guide to ManchesterThinking of commuting to University? Already commuting? You’re not alone – almost a fifth of our students travel from home to campus. We’ve produced this guide to help you make the most of your time at Manchester.
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Neurodivergent-friendly guide to Welcome week
Read more: Neurodivergent-friendly guide to Welcome weekWe’ve complied a list of Quiet Zones available throughout Welcome, accessible events for neurodiverse students and further support available at Manchester.
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Five reasons to learn a language with LEAP
Read more: Five reasons to learn a language with LEAPThe Language Experience for All Programme, is open to all University students. You don’t have to be studying a language to enrol – it’s open to students of every ability.
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What’s on in August
Read more: What’s on in AugustWhether you’re looking for gigs and nights out, community events to enjoy, or the chance to soak up some culture, we’ve got you covered with our guide to the best events coming up in Manchester this month.
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PhDiaries: Lessons from my first year – what I wish I had prioritised
Read more: PhDiaries: Lessons from my first year – what I wish I had prioritisedPostgraduate researcher Rachel continues her PhDiaries series by reflecting on the her failures and mistakes as a first year researcher – so you can avoid making them!