The Real Truth About 2011

"The year beyond words" is what many are calling 2011. I believe they're wrong!

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With the campus year finishing comes time to celebrate what’s been, and at Student Life, we like to celebrate in style!

Geek style that is! (For the guys, at least.) I always enjoy the end-of-year ball, because we get to say thanks to the students for their involvement during the year, with dancing, good food, and friends!

This year I was in charge of the food, and we didn’t go small — mini burgers and pizzas, salad, potato croquettes, shrimp skewers, cakes, fruit salad and banoffee pies, just to name a few items!

Check out the members of our action group in geeky attire above, and find more photos such as outfits and our glow the dark drinks more are here!

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Beauty and the Geek

With the campus year finishing comes time to celebrate what's been, and at Student Life, we like to celebrate in style!

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Actually, three would better be described as the number that takes effort. Three years (at least) to complete a degree. Three years to see a lot of change in someone’s life. Three years is often how long I get to work with a student, and here are three people telling you what they’ve done with their time at university!

From our recent Grad Night, celebrating the involvement of students who’ll soon be finishing their time studying:

I’ve made friends that have encouraged me in my faith… My biggest highlight was seeing someone called Daniel come to know Christ.Phil

I’ve been challenged, grown in my faith as I’ve seen God move… One thing I’ve learned is the importance of the great
commission and not taking that for granted.Emely

To grow in your faith, you have to put yourself out there. Student Life gives you the opportunity to do that… I’ve made life eternal friends.Mikaire

It’s a privilege for us as a staff team to work with students like this. They didn’t necessarily start with these attitudes, but God has been ...

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The Magic Number 3

Actually, three would better be described as the number that takes effort. Three years (at least) to complete a degree. Three years to see a lot of change in someone's life. Three years is often how long I get to work with a student, and here are three people telling you what they've done with their time at university!

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