The library is an incredible resource and there's always events happening on campus. There's plenty of ways to get involved and the wellbeing team are always quick to respond and able to assist you. I feel the disability and neurodiversity assistance could be improved, as they take ages to respond and oftentimes, the response is mediocre. Sometimes, the feedback you get on your essays is worded strangely, as I've often gotten comments saying that something is "awkward" without expanding on why and how that can be improved. Some tutors are the most amazing and will always be there to help you and other tutors won't turn up, won't respond and, if they do turn up, will never allow the seminar to be open for discussion and just talk all the time. I love the atmosphere on campus and it's such a range of diverse cultures. It's lovely to see these different types of cultures embraced so well.

Sometimes, this course can expect way too much from you. Reorienting the Novel expects you to read a whole novel a week, even if they've set essays for you to do, and that is usually not doable! On other courses, such as Why Write, they understand if you haven't read all the text and will happily give you assistance and tips on reading. Contact hours are always fitted around us and they're easy to contact

Best halls. No one knows about it. Super quiet. If you like to be loud, don't come here as you will not find this place enjoyable. Lovely people, lovely area. It's great

It's a gorgeous campus and when you make the most of everything the university has to offer there will never be a dull day.

When strikes aren't occurring it's amazing.

I've stayed in other halls before and they were much better. This older building definitely needs revamping.