Weekly Round-up: Endless nightlife fun this week.

Disability & Neurodiversity Steering Group

Brunel is launching a new group dedicated to improving accessibility and inclusion across campus. If you're a student with lived experience of disability or neurodivergence, or you've been involved in research or advocacy around the subject - you're who they're looking for! If you want to share your perspective, influence decisions, and help make Brunel a more inclusive place for every student, they’d love you to get involved.

 Apply by: 5pm, Friday 29th November 2025

Contact: Email Filipa.Baptista@brunel.ac.uk or Henrietta.Spalding@brunel.ac.uk

Men's Health Month: #Movember: Gambling & Gaming Awareness

Next Monday, 17th November, join YGAM and Brunel's free online session from 2pm-3:15pm, diving into the blurred lines between gaming and gambling, how they can impact your mental health, and where to find support if things start to feel off balance.

Click here for more.

Rana's Blog 

'From WIFI to water taps: here's what we've been pushing for' - have a read of what your welfare and inclusion officer has been getting up to to support you!

Click here for more.

Esports and Gaming Society are back up and running! If you enjoy videogames then check them out.

Big shoutout to the Islamic Society for their Charity Bazaar this week - stay tuned next week for details on how much they raised!

Looking to next week, the Nepali society are putting on a film night on Monday - the perfect way to ease back into the week. It'll be from 6pm-10pm, in Lecture room B in the Lecture Centre.

A strong week for Team Brunel saw standout wins in American Football, Basketball and Football, with every Football team advancing to the next round of their cup competitions. Rugby Union added to the momentum, as the Men’s 1s delivered a commanding 81–12 win.

Alongside sporting success, students can boost their employability with upcoming workshops put on by BUCS and Ad-Victor. November’s session focuses on conflict resolution. Keep an eye out for December's session next month too. The workshops run at 12pm and 6pm and are open to all students.