September - Month in Review

Colleagues can apply for funding for grassroot projects celebrating and developing our legacy

Lecturers are asked to be accommodating to delayed students and to record sessions

All colleagues can take action to help improve our global reputation, which has great benefits

A recording of this week’s update on our financial position, presented by the Vice-Chancellor

Our Future First in the running for Behaviour Change Campaign of the Year prize

Jacqui Payne elected Vice-President of the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services

Four Reading students will be appearing on University Challenge on Monday 23 September

Tests currently carried out before 09:00 will soon be during the working day to meet safety requirements

Telephone requests for general IT support can now be made day or night 365 days a year

Some Whiteknights car parks will be used by families dropping students off in halls

Reading ranks in top 20 in several subject areas, with a number of subjects improving

Take a moment to nominate who should receive your pension benefits if you die

Colleagues can grab a free Fairtrade tea or coffee from the Library café or Dol.che Vita on 18 September

Our Estates team and diversity and inclusion work have been shortlisted for awards

Firefighters planning major training exercise at the AMS Tower on evening of 16 September

Colleagues explain why they find the Mereoak park and ride a convenient commuting option

Update from the Vice-Chancellor on student numbers and our financial targets

Learn about your University pension scheme at information sessions held this month

Women’s squash trial session being held at the SportsPark this month

We’re swapping terms for semesters in 2024/25 – but what does that mean practically?

Colleagues from all areas of the University are invited to apply to represent staff and influence leadership decisions

New programme of practical training sessions available to book, with loads of benefits to staff

The University and Students’ Union were represented as Reading Pride celebrations took place

White Knight 20 service makes it easier to travel to Whiteknights and the town centre by public transport