LGBTQ+ History Month is not only a time to reflect on the milestones and struggles of the community but also a great time to consider the unique perspectives and experiences that shape queer individuals' lives.
Get to know your current Mental Health and LGBTQ+ Officers, and learn what it's like to be an officer of a Liberation and Community Network at Imperial.
Have you seen a role that’s caught your eye? Still unsure if you should nominate in the upcoming elections? Don’t just take it from us. Hear directly from students, just like you, who have held these positions themselves throughout their time at Imperial.
The Leadership Elections 2024 are well underway at Imperial College Union and we’re here to tell you all about it. Need some convincing? Look no further.
LGBTQ+ History Month is celebrated every February in the UK, designed to claim the past, celebrate the present, and create the future. We can’t wait to share these stories with you over February and celebrate with and learn from the Imperial community.
LGBTQ+ History Month is celebrated every February in the UK, designed to claim the past, celebrate the present, and create the future. We can’t wait to share these stories with you over February and celebrate with and learn from the Imperial community.
Happy New Year and welcome back to Imperial, from us, your Officer Trustees! We hope you're looking forward to the Spring Term!
As we welcome you back from the Winter break, we wanted to let you know how last term went and what our plans for the next months are.
Sustainability
Our joint goal as Officer Trustees this year is sustainability. Loads of positive progress has already been made and this will continue to be a top priority for us!
Neurodiversity is a concept that celebrates the diversity of human brains and minds. It acknowledges that people have unique neurological differences, just like variations in personalities, skills, and abilities. While everyone's brain develops similarly, no two brains function just alike. Being neurodivergent means having a brain that works differently from the average or “neurotypical” person. These differences should be embraced and valued, everyone has a role to play no matter how their brain works.
