All posts tagged charity
Break The Chain – Festival Recap & Artist Spotlights
On 28th September, The House of St Barnabus played host to Break the Chain Festival, raising money to help combat homelessness in London. The event brought 12 distinct bands together […]
Hannah Gaffey – A story of hope, resilience and success
An English Language & Linguistics student has managed to achieve the unimaginable. Through her boundless determination and fierce devotion, Hannah Gaffey will continue to pursue her dream of making education […]
Feel Good with 100 Wardour St’s new pop up bar in aid of mental health.
Without sounding like an alcoholic, I personally never need an excuse to drink. However, if I ever did, then 100 Wardour St is giving the public the perfect incentive. The […]
Running the London Marathon- an intimate look inside the mind of a runner
26.2 Miles…26.2 Miles…was my only thought every morning and night since October 2018. No exaggeration, I would wake up with a feeling of dread and wonder why I was feeling […]
The Honkabillies & Friends VS Cancer Review
We have all been affected by cancer one way or another in life. Those who survive it, or have been affected by it, thrive to provide support to anyone and […]
What Brexit Blinds
It’s fair to say that British politics has never seemed so chaotic. Surrounded by roaring tunnels, punctuated by the incessant howling of the London Underground, I have spent many an […]
QConsult – Why YOU Should Give It A Go.
University is all about experiences. Reflecting back on my time at university now that I am in my third year, I wish I had tried out more of the opportunities […]
Upcoming Careers Events for SED Students.
As an English student, I am very excited to announce that this year CUB will be teaming up with Caroline Lisser, Queen Mary’s career consultant, to keep you informed about […]
This Week’s Need to Know: Community Engagement Awards.
Recognition is always welcome. It is nice to feel appreciated and to highlight those individuals and groups who go the extra mile in life, but also a little closer to […]