News and Updates

By Chloe Olivia Sladden Rhiannon Ellis, a third year Criminology and Criminal Justice student has been elected to be your next Herts...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden Native and Herts SU have teamed up to bring students the virtual summer festival. It will be live streamed from...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden Hertfordshire is already home to the BBC Elstree Centre (where soaps like EastEnders are made) and the Elstree...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden The service will offer free legal advice and service to members of the LGBTQ+ community, supported by the...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden A rehabilitation clinic for those suffering the symptoms of long Covid has been opened to provide virtual and in...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden Medical Herstory is a not-for-profit organisation, which deals with medical sexism, shame, and stigma. It was...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden If it bleeds, it leads. That has been the journalistic mantra for decades, if it’s bad news, it’s written,...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden On Wednesday 14th April, not long before 10pm, a cyber attack impacting computer and online services was...

By Ieesha Barnett Collective Roots is a platform showcasing Bangladeshi talent in all its glory. The Instagram handle can be found at...

By Aiyana Lowry An alternative vaccine to the Oxford-AstraZeneca will be offered to under 30-year-olds as evidence emerges that there...

By Aiyana Lowry Boris Johnson announced a new four-step roadmap which could see the lifting of all lockdown rules and restrictions by the...

By Aiyana Lowry National Student Money Week’s 10th anniversary will take place online with plenty of digital initiatives to help students...

By Kat McGregor Coronavirus (Covid-19) was first reported just over a year ago, and is already responsible for more than 2 million deaths...

By Sheetal Martine Joseph It’s February and the whole University is immersed in celebrations of LGBT+ History Month! Held in February to...

By Tia Maria Hope The University of Hertfordshire gave students and staff a platform to respond intellectually and creatively to the...

By Kat McGregor Every year on the 1st December, World AIDS Day is held to raise awareness about HIV. It is a day to show support for...

By Panashe Chisasa After all has been said and done. After all the promises have been broken. So how did it all end? Although I study at...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden The government designated travel windows for students to get home for Christmas ended on 9th December, teaching...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden Hertfordshire’s Festival of Ideas will be relaunched virtually on the 28th June, due to the ongoing pandemic, as...

By Chloe Olivia Sladden Scholarships, consisting of a one off payment worth £1,250 were awarded to the top performing students from the...