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De-stress Your Breasts with VegSoc and UBT

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By on Food and Drink, Social, Societies

On Thursday 19th November, Bangor Uni Boob Team (UBT) ran an event in collaboration with Bangor VegSoc, bringing together vegan baking and boobies. The aim of the social was to raise money for the amazing charity ‘CoppaFeel’ to which UBT is linked, whilst also having fun making an array of cookies, representing all the wonderful shapes and sizes that boobs come in. The event also included a mini competition to see who could make the most boobtiful masterpiece, using vegan chocolate chip cookies as a basis of the design and variety of decorations to make their “own style of booby…

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All About… Personal Development Society

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By on Societies

Personal Development – “Activities or actions that improve awareness and identity, develop talents and potential, build human capital and facilitate employability, enhance quality of life and contribute to the realization of dreams and aspirations.” Just imagine what could happen if you gave yourself the same care and attention that you give to other people in your life?  Personal Development Society (PDS) is one of Bangor’s newest societies, whose purpose is to help you become the best version of yourself.  Nobody else is you, and that is your unique power, so embrace it with your whole heart and soul.  To find…

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Undeb Bangor: This Girl Can Week

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By on Union News

This Girl Can week is a national campaign run to promote sport and exercise for women regardless of ability, age, culture or experience. The week runs from the 23rd to the 29th of November, in which time Undeb Bangor will be promoting the campaign with free activities. This year the week will be slightly different but we still have a large range of activities for you to take part in both online and face-to-face. These are all free for university staff and students. Activities include talks, fitness classes, outdoor walks and so much more. During the week we will also…

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Undeb Bangor: Worried about joining online events?

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By on Union News

If you have been put off joining a new society or volunteering project because you have been too nervous to join an online session on your own, send an email to katie.tew@undebbangor.com. Katie (your VP for societies and volunteering) will arrange for a member of the society or volunteering project to meet with you before the session so that you will be able to get to know a friendly face before joining in the session.

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Undeb Bangor: ‘Tackling the Taboo’ around men’s mental health

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By on Union News

‘Tackling the Taboo’ is a series of mental health discussion sessions for men that Undeb Bangor are running throughout November on Zoom. The purpose of these sessions is for men to come together to discuss mental health. It’s important to ‘Tackle the Taboo’ that drives men to feel like they can’t talk about mental health – and that’s what the sessions are all about. At the session, some members of the AU and UMCB teams and the Socs/Vols will talk about their experiences with mental health, and how they have learned to cope. There will be an opportunity for anyone…

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Bangor University Debating Union- How old is too old to trick or treat?

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By on Societies

As spooky season fast approaches, I am left wondering many things. Is it too basic if I just dress up as a cat again for Halloween? Does my pumpkin even look like I’ve tried to carve a face out of it? Or how old is too old to go trick or treating? Well, this year in the Bangor Debating Society, we have decided to tackle one of these issues. Although we won’t be passing judgment on your costumes or pumpkin carving skills, we will be setting out to unveil the answer behind one age-old question that gets repeated every Halloween.…

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Volunteering at University

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By on Volunteering

There is no question that Covid-19 has turned the whole world upside down, but in a time of crisis, there has been one light that has shined throughout the pandemic, and that is our country’s revitalized concept of community. The response to Covid-19 has proven how great the contributions of communities have on public health, and something the pandemic has also shown me, is that helping others can also benefit myself greatly. By doing small deeds like shopping for others and checking in on my loved ones, I have experienced a greater sense of purpose and belonging – and I…

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Undeb Bangor Update: October

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By on Students' Union, Union News

Student Council With the Student Council Elections over, we can now introduce you to your Councillors! They’ve started in their new roles and are ready for the first Student Council meeting on Thursda   y the 22nd of October. There are 27 Student Council positions, each position representing a part of the student body. Any student can submit an idea or a petition for the council to debate and put into motion, all of which can be done at www.undebbangor.com/ideas. You can find more information about the Student Council at undebbangor.com/StudentCouncil, where you can follow your councillors and stay up to…

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Art Society Upcycling – Sustainability Week

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By on Creative Corner, Societies

The Bangor Art Society held an upcycling workshop last week in celebration of sustainability week at the university. Upcycling is the idea of recycling materials to produce something more valuable than the original components. To this end, members were encouraged to use old cans, clothes, bottles or other unwanted objects. We have gathered a few examples of their work below.

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Poetry from the Bangor University Writers’ Guild

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By on Creative Corner, Societies

Photo designed by jcomp / Freepik The Bangor University Writers’ Guild is a society dedicated to inspiring Bangor’s writing talent through activities, workshops, and peer feedback. Collected here are several poetic works that members have chosen to share with the world. Royal by Dylan Finnan Royal-rented tone dances to the song of B flat sustained across silk-sewn ridges to rest on the tip of taste, and coat the air with confectioned dust as the crown settles, not on head but texture. The cold-paned petal lifts to reveal the residue of freshly laid sheets left upon your lips as the word…

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Welcome from the Conservation Society!

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By on Societies, Students' Union

Image by Megan Curtis Congratulations to everyone for getting here! Whether you’re a new student who managed to survive this year’s A-Levels or a returning student who’s been home so long you’ve forgotten what the inside of The Harp looks like, you should be proud of yourselves for making it to Bangor. We’re good at conservation here. The university, the courses and the students actively participate in reducing our impact on the planet. And the Conservation Society was set up to help with this. If you’re a Conservation student, we are here to help. We work with the North Wales…

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Endeavour Society Semester Schedule

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By on Societies, Students' Union

Hi, we are Endeavour, the Ocean Science society! We would like to invite you to join us for movies, quizzes and talks given by well-renowned scientists and industry professionals. This semester is different from any other that the university has experienced, due to the presence of the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that as much as we would love to see all you, face to face, that cannot be. We have put measures in place to accommodate you all whilst following the advice given by both the Government and University for societal activities. This information will be detailed on our UNDEB…

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Undeb Bangor: New Year, New Opportunities

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By on Students' Union, Union News

We are Undeb Bangor, your Students’ Union. We’re here to represent you during your time as a student in Bangor, through 4 elected Sabbatical Officers who were once students as well! We’re fully aware that this year is going to be different from all others, but we will continue to provide our services online including our academic advice service, and our full representation support. This includes course reps and, through our student-led groups, activities taking place online and in-person if possible. All activities will follow government guidance. We have had to adapt how we work, much like the rest of…

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President Riley Resigns, Nominations Open

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By on Students' Union, Union News

Harry Riley, incoming Undeb Bangor President, announced his resignation last Thursday. Nominations for his replacement opened this morning, and will go to vote at 3pm, Monday the 13th of July. Riley tendered his resignation over Facebook, explaining that he has been offered a job in the UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. Describing the position as a “dream job,” Riley will be involved in coordinating the government’s charity response to Covid-19. His full resignation can be found at the link below. https://www.facebook.com/HarryRileyVPEducation/posts/594825448106073 Nominations for the new 2020/2021 President will close on the 8th of July. For more information…

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President Mark Barrow – Two years with Undeb Bangor

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By on Union News

That’s it then…after two years working at Undeb Bangor, I’ve reached my final week, and will officially complete my term as President at 5pm on Friday 26th June. As when coming to an end of any chapter of your life, it is natural to go through a period of reflection. That is certainly the case for me, as I am also coming to the end of five years living in Bangor, and five years of association with Bangor University – initially as a student for three years, followed by my two years at Undeb Bangor. When I think back to…

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Headway Gwynedd and Mon

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By on Students' Union, Uncategorized, Volunteering

by Ally Jackson A brain injury has a dramatic impact on an individual’s life, whether it has been acquired through stroke, cancer, or a traumatic event. The effect of a brain injury varies from person to person  with cognitive issues ranging from emotional dysregulation, memory deficits and communication difficulties, and physical issues ranging from mild to severe impairment. Headway Gwynedd and Mon are a non-profit organisation who’s mission is to combat the social isolation which often accompanies these issues by promoting socio-emotional adjustment and connection. Crucially, they provide support and information for family, carers, and friends who are also impacted…

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