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Science Re-public

Arena Theatre 

Science Re-public is back! 

Science plus comedy equals a fantastic free night out. Check out the University of Wolverhampton's only free STEM research, stand-up comedy mash-up event. 

Students' Union, City Campus

Every story has a start… let yours begin here.

Join us at the Mini Careers Fair for an exciting opportunity to explore your future and take that first step towards your career. Whether you're looking for graduate roles, part-time work, volunteering opportunities, or simply want to gain inspiration, this event is designed to support you.

Meet a range of exhibitors, connect with like-minded students, and discover valuable opportunities that can help shape your next chapter.

The Courtyard, City Campus

This free event is an opportunity for overseas students to share their culture, traditions and heritage with fellow peers and staff members. The lively celebration will feature international stalls, live music and performances, and lots of delicious global food to try. If you'd like to book a stall, email: EEevents@wlv.ac.uk

Arena Theatre

Storyteller and academic Daisy Black presents a remarkable thirteenth-century tale of disguise, high adventure, public baths, gender fluidity, straight-talking angels, and the power of queer love.

Luna Lounge bar,

Students' Union, City Campus

‘Wolverhampton Reggae & Dub Club: Presented by Exodus Movement

After a strong first launch, Exodus Movement return with the second edition of Wolverhampton Reggae & Dub Club, a night rooted in sound system culture, heavy bass, and authentic reggae energy.

With over 40 years of experience, Exodus Sound System aren’t just selectors, they’re part of the culture. Built in Wolverhampton, their foundation is in roots, rock reggae and dub, delivered the way it’s meant to be heard: through a full sound system, with depth, warmth and pressure.

Expect a full crew session, alongside Caribbean food, drinks and a community-led atmosphere that blends music, culture and connection.

Free for students (with valid ID).

 Careers, Employment & Success Hub, Ambika Paul Building, City Campus 

Join us for a series of drop-in sessions at MD083 – Careers, Employment & Success Hub. Build your skills, boost your confidence, and get career-ready!

Monday 20 April, 12 noon – 2pm: Careers Escape Room Game

Test your skills with interactive challenges including Spot the Mistake, Profile Glow-Up, Bullet Booster, Skills Matcher and Recruiter Test. Led by our Interns.

Tuesday 21 April, 12 noon – 2pm: CV Glow-Up Bar

Drop in and transform your CV with Jenny. Learn how to turn everyday experience into standout, employable skills.

Wednesday 22 April, 12 noon – 2pm: Forage Get to Know Session

Explore virtual work experience opportunities and boost your employability with Forage.

Thursday 23 April, 12 noon – 2pm: Alumni Drop-In

Thinking about starting your own business? Chat with Emma & Ginger about developing your entrepreneurial skills.

Deli Moon, Students' Union, City Campus

Join us for Stress and Your Studies, a supportive drop‑in event designed to help you manage pressure as you progress through your studies. Whether you’re juggling deadlines, feeling overwhelmed, or just want a moment to unwind, this session offers practical guidance and a chance to take a breather.

At our stall, you’ll find clear, student‑friendly information on key processes such as extensions, extenuating circumstances, and taking a leave of absence/break - so you always know what your options are when things get tough.

Luna Lounge, Students' Union, City Campus

No Lone Wolves Support Group launch event

Creating a community for Care-Experienced and Estranged students. Come along and chat to other students who understand!

Refreshments provided. 

Yarn Collective

A space for staff and students to obsess over yarn crafts, engaging patterns and share advice. Craft with like-minded people and make new friends. 

Materials, guidance and biscuits provided. 

No booking required.

To be added to the Yarn Collective mailing list, email Sarah.Zacharek@wlv.ac.uk 

A performance opportunity and a showcase of emerging talent, How’ve Yow Been Dragged Up? invites audiences to experience drag in a unique and supportive environment, providing the perfect introduction for those new to drag, and an exciting chance for long-time fans to discover the next generation of performers.’ 

Free entry. 

Skills For Learning drop-in sessions and workshops 

Skills for Learning isa team of librarians who can support you with a range of different academic skills, including searching for literature, academic writing and referencing.

If you’d like to see someone in person about your academic skills, the first place to go is our drop-in service. This is held at City, Walsall and Telford libraries. There’s no need to book – just come along at the following times:

• City Campus, Harrison Library: Extended hours currently running: Monday to Friday, 11am - 4pm 
• Walsall Campus: Normal hours: Monday to Thursday, 11am - 2pm
• Telford Campus, Hutchison Library: Wednesday, 11am - 2pm

To request a one-to-one appointment outside of these hours, contact the Skills for Learning team

Online workshops

Skills workshops are currently being delivered online in Microsoft Teams. See the workshop schedule

Academic English Language Skills

Enrol on the Academic English Language Skills course on Canvas

Maths support 

The maths support service offers support and guidance to help you with any level of mathematics, statistics or numeracy to help you with your studies. 

Regular drop-in one-to-one support sessions and online workshops are available through the Library. 

Online Wellbeing Workshops

These psychosocial education workshops are friendly, interactive sessions designed to help you understand and manage your mental health and wellbeing. They’re not therapy, and you don’t need to share personal experiences — they’re more like wellbeing classes that give you tools to cope with life’s challenges.

Our workshops will be running this Semester on every first Tuesday, 12 noon -1pm and every fourth Thursday, 12 noon - 1pm. 

Join workshops here

Find more mental health and wellbeing support at: wlv.ac.uk/mhw

Frame of Mind craft activity

• Every third Wednesday of the month
• 2pm - 4pm
• Student Life Centre (next to Harrison Library), Ambika Paul Building

Join a mindful, creative workshop to design and paint a photo frame for an image that inspires calm — it’s all a frame of mind! 

Just drop in - no booking required. 

Find mental health and wellbeing support at wlv.ac.uk/mhw

For enquiries, email: MHWenquiries@wlv.ac.uk

Embrace - sexual health drop-in clinic

Do you need an STI test? Would you like advice about Sexual Health?

A nurse from Embrace Wolverhampton Sexual Health Service will be at:

• The Health Hub, Ambika Paul Building (MD)
• every fourth Wednesday of the month, 1pm - 3pm. 

You can pop in and see us, or if you would like an appointment, call 01902 444 444 and say you would like to be seen at the University.  

Find out more about Embrace

Support to study 

Support for mums 

Support to Study  holds a monthly drop-in session for new and expectant mums 

The drop-in will be a safe space to come and make connections with other students who have either recently had a baby or are pregnant. We are happy to welcome ‘babes in arms’, so please feel free to bring along your newborn. We will have a steady supply of hot drinks and biscuits, so come for a chat with other new student mums.

There will be colleagues on hand to talk about reasonable adjustments that the university can put in place whilst you are pregnant and for up to a year after the birth of your baby. Our Student Wellbeing Champions will also be joining us and we will have information about the different options available to support your study. Students on a Leave of Absence due to maternity are also very welcome to attend.

If you email Supporttostudy@wlv.ac.uk with ‘Expectant and New Mum’ in the title, we will add you to the mailing list and keep you updated with the drop-in dates.

Pastoral and Spiritual

Chaplaincy 

The Multi-faith Chaplaincy runs a variety of welcoming events, including Global Lunches, celebrations marking key religious and cultural dates, and informal social mixers. These activities offer a relaxed way to meet new people, build a sense of belonging, and explore the rich diversity of cultures and beliefs that make up our university community.

To stay up-to-date with the latest events and announcements from the Chaplaincy, join the Chaplaincy Canvas page

For enquiries, email: Chaplaincy@wlv.ac.uk 

wlv.ac.uk/chaplaincy

Qur’an Circles with our Muslim Chaplain 

An opportunity to connect, learn and grow spiritually with Qur’an and prayers, or just pop in for a chat and enjoy a hot drink.  

Qur’an Circles are taking place in the Chaplaincy Building (MP) at City Campus on Mondays between 12 noon - 1pm.

The Faith Centre, WH221 Performance Hub, Walsall Campus on Thursdays, 12 noon - 1pm.  

All are most welcome to attend.

Health, sports and fitness

WLV Sport

Our aim at WLV Sport is to enable our students, staff, and community to engage in sport and physical activity. We provide programmes across active lifestyles, social sport, and elite performance, to ensure everyone has the opportunity to be active on campus. Our multi-sports hall at Walsall Campus allows several sports, including badminton, 5-a-side football, futsal, netball, basketball, pickleball, volleyball and more.

• Join a WLV Sports team
• WLV Gym student membership
• WLV Gym exercise classes
• Let's Move Wolves - Enjoy Social Sport With Zero Commitment! 

Find out more at: wlv.ac.uk/WLVsport

Student-led Sport and Exercise Therapy clinics

Three specialist clinics will run every Monday and Wednesday.

• Massage Clinic – Ideal for relaxation and recovery.  Book for a Massage Clinic session here
• Injury Clinic – Focused on assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Book an Injury Clinic session here
• Exercise and Rehabilitation Clinic – Designed to aid recovery and improve physical function. Book an Exercise and Rehabilitation session here

 Each appointment costs just £5, making this a fantastic way to experience high-quality care at a fraction of the usual price.

 Don’t miss out on this opportunity to support our students and benefit from expert-led therapy services. Spaces are limited, so book early.

Walsall Campus 

Student-led Podiatry Clinic

Experience quality foot care at our student-led podiatry clinic, guided by clinical educators, where future podiatrists treat a range of lower limb conditions. 

Clinics run on Tuesday and Friday from 9am – 4pm, offering foot health assessments and treatments delivered by our supervised podiatry students. 

Appointments are currently available for a short period at no initial charge. 

Sister Dora (WP) Building, Walsall Campus 

The clinic is open to staff, students, and members of the public. 

Appointments can be made by phone only.

Call on Mondays 9am - 4pm: 07814 304 009

Find out more about the Podiatry Clinic