eek was Speak Week! We asked every SRUC student just two questions – “what do you love about SRUC?”, and “if you were in charge, what would you change?” – and allow them to answer in whatever way they feel is right.

October is a lovely autumnal month with lots to look forward to, like crunchy leaves and spooky Halloween activities. Our October was focused on training. We had some difficulties due…

September is when it all happens – we get to welcome back returning students and show the newbies what it is all about. We kept up to date with the EIS/SRUC dispute SRUCSA has an ongoing training plan for this year, so we had lots of that too.

What is happening with the EIS strike at SRUC? There is a dispute between the EIS union and SRUC. These staff members are unhappy because they feel that a previous…

August is a time planning and preparation for the start of term. We are super excited to have student back studying soon and can’t wait to meet you all.

In August 1983, I was almost five years old, and I started school, but unlike my classmates I could not write my own name. I could not write it due to a learning disability called dyspraxia. This meant coordinating the pencil was impossible for me.

We announced the winners of our annual student run SRUCSA Awards in May, and all the winners and nominees have received their certificates. We wanted to follow up with a…

July is a month of planning and recovery for SRUCSA, we’ve all managed to get a full week of annual leave in to get us ready for a build up towards students returning. We’ve still found time for some little wins.

Accessing the Countryside Due to the pandemic, many people have begun to appreciate the outdoors and the benefits of exploring the natural world. Students at SRUC have taken up a…

SRUCSA exists to lead SRUC students in creating a better future, but what that future looks like is not always clear. We decided it was time to undertake an extended…