Deputy President (Welfare)
We stand with the BMA
Most people are aware of the ongoing dispute over junior doctors contracts. As a medic myself with a partner who is a practicing junior doctor, I identify very strongly with the issue.
5 Reasons to Vote: London Mayor Edition
I’m all too aware of the importance of voting and exercising my democratic rights.
So you want to be a sabb?
Nominations for this year’s Leadership Elections close this Sunday (28 February). It’s only a year since I ran for this role, and yet it feels like half a life time.
A bleak future for universities?
It’s been a busy, uncertain few weeks in the Union offices; the Government have presented us with a big old sack of policy changes regarding Higher Education.
Life after Mentality
Last year at Imperial College Union a landmark piece of research was published.
National Coming Out Day: thoughts from the LGBT+ Officer
Yesterday was National Coming Out day. To mark the occaision LGBT+ Officer Emma Little has taken over the DPW blog and would like to share her thoughts on coming out:
Housing Horrors
Housing – basic right and the bane of all our lives. University is in part about learning to navigate the housing market.
A win for subwardens!
Earlier in the summer I was approached by Campaigns Officer Andrew Tranter and Marissa Lewis, a predecessor of mine turned subwarden.
Medics and Money
I spent most of my fifth year at medical school working on a project surrounding funding for the last few years of medical school. In a nutshell, over 90% of senior medics cannot afford their most...
New Year, Big Change
A-level results are out today. Even after 5 years I still shudder a little at flashbacks to the sick feeling in my stomach that lasted all morning.