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A very warm welcome to you all, whether you find yourself coming to Kensington Square for the first time, or if this is simply a continuation of a no doubt fruitful Heythrop career. I have the fortune to be your President over the coming year, and it’s important that you know, now more than ever, that I lead a union whose job is to represent you, and what you and our fellow students want from the College. I hope that many of you will look to get involved with the Union this coming year, and with a vacant Campaigns post, there is every opportunity for you to do so – as well as through speaking to your Union representatives. Of course, the Union is not only
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here for representation, and I look forward to seeing you all at the numerous events and activities that will be held throughout the year – kicking off with HeyFest! Be it your preferred sport, having a few drinks, or maybe just relaxing with a film we hope to cater for everyone – and if nothing takes your fancy, then get in touch and I’ll see what I can do! This year, change is unavoidable; let’s make it for the better.
Oliver Holdsworth HSU PRESIDENT
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A warm Heythrop welcome to you all ahead of the new academic year. I was delighted to be appointed this summer as the new Heythrop Students’ Union Manager and I’m looking forward to the challenge ahead. Heythrop has a tradition for “changing when change is needed” and the decisions made in the last academic year, initially that no new Undergaduates will be recruited in September 2015 and then the more recent decision to cease to exist in our current form, as an autonomous college of the University of London post2018, has created a situation in which our Students’ Union has needed to change as well.
Whilst I’m sure there has been much sadness about these decisions it is now my role, alongside Oliver and Stefan, to make sure that your student experience and the opportunities that are available to you are the best that they can possibly be. Onsite we will be working more closely with our counterparts at Fordham’s London satellite campus, as well as welcoming a number of intercollegiate students into our community in the Halls of Residence, to ensure that our beautiful site remains vibrant and full of life. Over the Summer we have been working on a number of new projects such as acquiring a TEDx University licence which will allow us to put on an event in the next 12 months. By the time term begins, we hope to have an
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online room booking system that will enable students and/or societies to book spaces with greater ease. We are also delighted to announce that Peter Mackay, a former Heythrop student, will be joining our HSU team for one year as our Student Experience Officer. There are also a wide range of new activities and opportunities to throw yourself into under the Student Experience Commitment banner: Do you want to volunteer abroad? Do you want to audit 30 credits free of charge? Do you want an internship? Do you want to try out a new sport or activity? Make sure that you come along to the HeyFest Fayre on Wednesday 23rd September in the Newman and Campion Rooms between 4.00pm and 6.30pm to find out more from the Student Experience stall. In this coming academic year I would like to strongly encourage you all to get the most out of your Union and your University. Matt Holland HSU MANAGER
Hi everyone, I’m Peter and I’m the new Student Experience Officer for the HSU. I’m here to make sure you can engage in many different activities, provide superb and diverse events and help facilitate employability initiatives. I’ll be working closely with the Student Activities Officer, Events team and the HSU manager. I can be found in the new HSU Advice Centre. If you have any questions I’ll be happy to help wherever I can. Wishing you an enjoyable year at Heythrop. Peter Mackay HSU STUDENT EXPERIENCE OFFICER
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Welcome, and welcome back! My name’s Oliver Holdsworth, and I have the privilege of being the President of your union for this coming year. I hope you will feel that you can come to me, or any other member of our capable and eager union, with any issues you have regarding student experience. I’m a 3rd year philosophy student, and when I’m not working for you, or losing hair over Kripke, you’ll find me practising the Tuba, playing chess, or fixing a perpetually broken bicycle. I’m very excited to work with you all over the coming year, and hope that collectively we can shape the course of the remainder of our studies at Heythrop.
UNION. / the executive
Oliver Holdsworth HSU PRESIDENT
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Hello all, I am so happy to have been given the opportunity to contribute to such a strong community. I am passionate as the Italians and polite like the British, I make sure a project’s done from its start to its finish. As a goalie I don’t let balls through to try and let Heythrop win but if you knock on my door I’ll be sure to let you in. Yes, I know of tyranny, I’ve done it for my past first year of PPE but please know that won’t be the case as the VP is me, I really want people to fully enjoy this place,
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so please come talk to me, face to face, if there’s anything you wish for your uni to change or if you find something difficult or strange please contact me with an email, with many means and then some, Facebook me, send a letter, tell my brother or even my mum. By you I have been picked for this position and thus to you is bound my mission
Stefan Barratt HSU VICE PRESIDENT
Hi I’m Satchi and I have the pleasure of being your Academic Affairs Officer for this year. I’m a 2nd year Abrahamic Religions student and if you have any issues which relate to or affect your studies in any way, then its my job to do something about it. I also represent you at various academic board meetings and am the co-chair of the Undergraduate Student Staff Liaison Committee, which allows me to give your feedback directly to members of staff. Whether it’s during my office hours or just when you see me around College I’m always free for a chat and I hope that I can make your academic experience this year the best it can possibly be.
Satchi Mahendran ACADEMIC OFFICER
Hello! I’m Juliet, I’m Rhiannon, and together we are your Events Team. We’re here to help make any of your event-dreams a reality. Our job is to throw a party when you don’t have time to, or add method (and money) to your madness. Nonni and I have a passion for people, and getting them together, and have made it our mission to get as many people involved and having fun as possible. We want to take your heady ideas whether it’s for a society, good cause or
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excuse to let loose, and make sure they come together smoothly and efficiently. For those of you that know us, there is little doubt that we are enthusiastic about having a good time, and the many avenues that get you there, and for those of you that don’t, we will be introducing ourselves and making ourselves available throughout HeyFest and the coming year, so we hope to become familiar faces. You’ll find us hanging around campus, on Facebook or down in the HSU advice centre. We hope to focus on giving back this year and will be working with the exec and especially the welfare team and LGBT officer to host fundraising and awareness events about issues you feel impact the lives of all Heythrop students. A little about us as individuals, Juliet has a penchant for cats (especially her three black ones), shiny things, environmental causes and crafting anything from crosstitch to protest posters, Nonni is also a co-leader of the feminist society, knows the lyrics to almost every song and loves Netflix, napping
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and greedily receiving Juliet’s crafts. We both quite like the pub as well… feel free to buy us a drink instead of a thank you if you enjoyed an event! If not we will have an anonymous feedback box near the HSU office (fingers crossed its hardly used…)
Juliet Branfield Rhiannon Hopkins EVENTS OFFICERS
WE REPRESENT YOU.
Hi, I’m Paul, I’m the LGBT+ officer for HSU this academic year. I’m in my second year of my Theology degree. I’m probably the biggest Whitney Houston fan at Heythrop and if it were up to me I would make it compulsory to sing a Whitney Houston song at the start of every lecture and I would also build a shrine to Whitney in the Heythrop garden. On a more serious note I’m here to cater for your needs and make sure that anybody who identifies with the LGBT+ community is being fairly treated/represented. Or even if you’re not part of the LGBT+ community feel free to come see me, I’m a very good listener! I hope I can help make this next year amazing for you all! Thank you.
Paul Casey LGBT OFFICER
Hey, my name is Sinead and I am a second year Philosophy student here at Heythrop. This year I am part of the executive committee as Publicity Officer. When I’m not studying or working I enjoy being active and researching graphic designers. Free wall space in my room is becoming a precious commodity, the more pieces I collect. As publicity officer I will be making posters, taking photographs and using the inspiration I’ve gained. Exciting things are planned for this year beginning with Heyfest and I look forward to witnessing this year as Heythrop’s best. .
Sinead Purser PUBLICITY OFFICER
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Sinead Purser PUBLICITY OFFICER
Hey, my name is Sarah. I will be your Web Development Officer this year. I am studying Philosophy, Religion and Ethics and I’m in my second year. Heythrop has a large online community, and as Web Development Officer I am in charge of updating social media and the website. If you need something posted online then please get in contact with me. Either you can find me around college or you can reach me by my student email. As I am on the executive committee, I am also here for you, so please feel free to speak to me if you have any queries or questions. I’m looking forward to this year at Heythrop.
Sarah Morris 10WEB DEVELOPMENT
I’m Megan Kendall, and I’m your new Female Welfare Officer. I’m in my second year studying BA Philosophy. I’m currently part of the Feminist Society and Netball Society and hope to incorporate a new emphasis on physical wellbeing into the aims of the Welfare team this year due to my interests in mindfulness, yoga and relaxation therapy. In the coming year, please feel free to come and see me if you need advice, information or someone to talk to. You’ll be able to do this during my office hours, which I hope to publish at the beginning of the new academic year, or get in contact via my Female Welfare Facebook page and I’ll do my absolute best
to be of help, as soon as possible. I hope that students at Heythrop feel able to see the new Welfare team as a bridge of communication between their concerns and the help they wish to receive – I’m intent on creating a sincere, confidential relationship with anyone that needs my support and guidance. Remember, no problem is too big or too small to come to me with, even if it’s just a bad hair day!
Megan Kendall WELFARE TEAM
team to help you with issues that may arise throughout the year. I will be an active member of the Union with drop in sessions happening throughout the year, so my presence in the College should be known. I hope this means that I can be someone you can come to with any issues you may have. Especially in this time of change in the college, I will be committed to supporting student welfare in a way that upholds its current faculties. I’m currently going into my second year studying Philosophy and hope that over this year you continue to share in the truly unique community that is Heythrop College. I hope to publish my office hours at the start of term, in the mean time please don’t hesitate to contact me on my student email at: Caleb. Assirati@heythropcollege.ac.uk
Caleb Assirati WELFARE TEAM Hi, I’m Caleb Assirati and I will be your Male Welfare Officer for this year. This role means that I will be one point of call within the welfare
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YOUR TEAM /get in touch Each executive’s email address can be found at: heythrop.su/exec /union online Heythrop Students’ Union has its own website heythrop.su where you can find a news updates and events calendar. /facebook/twitter We have a strong online presence posting regularly on Facebook and Twitter. facebook/heythropsu twitter/heythropsu
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BE HEARD We at the union are keen to hear from you. We value any feedback which you can give us related to any aspect of student life and we also want to hear your suggestions: how can we make your time at Heythrop better? Here are some ways you can get involved. /the hsu elections As a part of the student body you have a vote in the elections to decide who will be on the union the following year. Equally, you can put yourself forward for a position. /the general meeting We have at least 3 General Meetings per academic year: two Ordinary General Meetings (one per term) and the Annual General Meeting. This is the biggest forum for you to have your say outside of elections. It is your opportunity to mandate the executive committee. /programme reps If you have an issue with your course that you do not feel confident to speak to your lecturer about, then you can contact your
programme rep. One person from each course is appointed this position. They will work alongside the academic affairs officer and senior members of staff responsible for quaity of learning, on feeding back complaints and appraisal. /the union The Union isn’t only about General Meetings though. If you want to discuss anything with a member of the union be sure to email them or reach them during their office hours which are visible outside the HSU Advice Centre. /executive committee There are twelve positions on the Union (two Part-Time paid positions and ten volunteer roles). If you are interested in a particular role feel free to get in touch with a team member.
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This is the main hub of the basement where a number of events will take place throughout the year. It is a comfortable area kitted out with a TV , consoles and comfortable seating areas. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are available from the bar during opening hours.
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A relaxed space to study. It is kitted out with computers and printers so you can do some research and print out essays.
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The former Executive office has been turned into a small, private space for confidential meetings. You can meet with fellow students or your Welfare team in here to discuss anything that’s on your mind.
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The cave is a smaller social space also equipped with a TV and a chilled vibe. This room also works great as a cinema room.
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The room directly after the cave is the Lion office.
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This room is for Islamic worship. It can be used anytime within college hours.
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SOCIETIES. Hey Heythropers! Edric Summers here as your Activities Officer hoping you are all enjoying your Heythrop experience! I am a Third Year student studying Philosophy, Religion and Ethics who will be working closely with the Exec Team to ensure that a variety of popular, fun and unique societies are ran proficiently and regularly throughout the year, in order to help us blow of some steam durHey Heythropers! Edric Summers inghere these difficult degrees and as your Activities Officer hoping make our time at Heythrop betyou are all enjoying your Heythrop ter!experience! Alongside the continuation I am a Third Year student
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studying Philosophy, Religion and Ethics who will be working closely with the Exec Team to ensure that a variety of popular, fun and unique societies are run proficiently and regularly throughout the year, in order to help us blow off some steam during these difficult degrees and make our time at Heythrop better!
Alongside the continuation of wanted societies I aim to give Heythrop’s sporty side more opportunity for success and fun; with more variety of sports, practices/equipment and other activities being looked at, thAT includes links with Imperial College Gym for rock-climbing, weightlifting, swimming and so on! Please do let me know if anybody has any requests or inquiries, as I am here ultimately to make your time at Heythrop more entertaining!
Edric Summers ACTIVITIES OFFICER
get ten signatures to start your very own society. activities@heythrop.su
ARTS AND CULTURE SOCIETY
Heythrop Arts and Culture society aims to provide regular and varied experiences to the Heythrop student body. London is buzzing with arts and culture and we as a society want to enjoy and share in the best (and often hidden) bits! We invite you to become a member of our Arts and Culture society and to enjoy numerous experiences in art, theatre, music, food and drink. Join us demolishing a curry on Brick Lane, engaging in a performance at the National Theatre and dancing the night away in Soho. To find out more find us on Facebook or come and meet us at the Societies Fayre.
Zarah Al-Merei artsandculture@heythrop.su
HEYTHROP CATH. SOC
The Heythrop Catholic Society (Heythrop CathSoc) is one of the newest societies at Heythrop. We’re a group of students who meet every week to socialise, serve the community and learn more about our faith. If you’re looking to make friends with a great group of people, do a bit of social justice, have fun, and deepen your knowledge of Catholicism in a friendly and relaxed environment, then the HCS is for you. We’re open to anyone who wants to joins us for our events which we publicise on our Facebook page. Come and have a look.
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DEBATING SOCIETY
Debating is an enjoyable activity which can be both reqarding and exhilarating. We as a society work in collaboration with our well established University of London Union parent organisation. Opportunities exist to compete nationally, but also internationally, discussing issues ranging from international relations, to science, to philosophy. Futhermore, the society looks forward to hosting public debates within Heythrop, through which members may apply their oratory skills in defence of pertinent social issues.
Dan Ferris debating@heythrop.su
GAMES SOCIETY
Gamesoc is home to both tabletop and video gaming in Heythrop. If you ever wanted to play Dungeons and Dragons or just want to play someone in FIFA we are your society. Come join our gaming groups or create your own and play the games you like with other like minded gamers. We will have a stall at the Societies Fayre, feel free to talk to us and find out more.
Owen Bray gamesoc@heythrop.su
LGBT SOCIETY
Heythrop Pride aims to create a safe space for LGBT+ and all concerned. We lead disscussions, campaigns, workshops and social events to work towards celebrating equality. All students are welcome to come along and get involved!
Paul Casey lgbt@heythrop.su
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FOOTBALL SOCIETY
Do you love the beautiful game? Well, believe it or not, at Heythrop you’re not the only one! Come and join us for a kickabout or to go and watch a match. Howard Mensah football@heythrop.su
NETBALL SOCIETY
Fancy keeping fit and getting some fresh air? We’re looking for people to come and have an informal throw around this year - no experience needed (enthusiasm more important!). There may be some opportunity to play matches if people are interested in joining up with other colleges.
Megan Kendall netball@heythrop.su
FEM. SOCIETY
Hot off the heels (or trainers - it’s your choice, girl) of winning best society last year, FemSoc is back at Heythrop with a louder megaphone and a (slightly) bigger budget. Come join us for regular Patriarchy-smashing debate, protest, and be welcomed into a UK-wide network of fantastic liberation activists. You don’t have to be a woman, you just have to be a feminist. If you don’t know whether you’re a feminist, come along and find out!
Steph Brown fem@heythrop.su
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POKEMON SOCIETY
Yup, you read that right, Heythrop College has a Pokemon Society now. No Classics Society, no Computing Society, no Photography Society but a Pokemon Society. We mostly play Pokemon weekly down in the Common Room but occasionally we do some other fun stuff from Smash Bros Tournaments to just going out and getting plastered. No harm in liking that Facebook page at least: https://www.facebook.com/HCPokesoc
Henry Edwards pokemon@heythrop.su
PHILOSOPHY SOCIETY
The philosophy society offers a platform upon which to explore any and all philosophical questions and entice interest outside of lectures and private study. Our activities range from reading papers, discussing ideas and holding debates regarding various issues. We also link philosophy to other aspects of thought, culture and film. A great benefit of joining our society is you have the chance to develop academic ability with friends.
Will Howard philosophy@heythrop.su
MUSIC SOCIETY
Come along to the Societies Fayre on Wednesday the 23rd to find out more about what the Music society has to offer.
Patrick Lear music@heythrop.su
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CHRISTIAN UNION
The Heythrop Christian Union is a community of people from a variety of backgrounds and traditions united by a passion for God and a hunger to see Him impact our university and our city. We meet on Tuesday lunchtimes at 1:30pm usually for an hour and spend time together worshipping, studying the bible and praying. We believe that God is love and we long for our lives to be a reflection of Jesus. We celebrate tradition but pursue the Kingdom. Come and say hello to some Christians who will probably be significantly less weird than you think.
Philip Sivyer cu@heythrop.su
CHESS SOCIETY
Heythrop Chess Society is a friendly community that welcomes anybody whether they are accomplished at the game or not. Chess is a really fun game, and if you don’t know how to play or have never played before then the Heythrop Chess Society can, hopefully, teach you an enjoyable new past time. If you can play and are looking for some challenging competition then once again come to the Heythrop Chess Society, hopefully you’ll meet and make good friends and share in the delightful experience that is a good game of chess and a hot beverage
Jack Lane chess@heythrop.su
MMASOCIETY
We provide a forum for people interested in Martial Arts to work together. Terry Sibley mma@heythrop.su
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DIVERSE. The HSU represents ALL Heythrop students; undergraduates, postgraduates, mature students, research students, international students, erasmus students, full time students and part time students.
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Everyone should feel able to speak to their Union to raise issues about any aspect of student life. Because of Heythrop’s small size , your voice is effectively louder. Consequently, Heythrop is a personal college. There are many Societies
that support a number of different communities and interest groups . If you want to see some more of your interests included within Heythrop, we’ll be happy to supporting you . Promoting equality is a top priority of the Union. Many events this year will be organsied with diversity in mind. Beginning with the EqualiTea Party planned this coming Heyfest.
THE LION IS CHANGING theheythroplion.co.uk
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SATURDAY 19TH free day MASTERS TOGETHER 3-6PM
From 3pm the HSU bar will be open and this provides you with an opportunity to meet the Union Executive and fellow masters students on an informal basis. We are looking forward to meeting all of you and will be happy to answer any questions you may have about the forthcoming year.
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Events with a purple house signify that the event is within Heythrop. The pubcrawl and Laser quest are two events that meet in the common room before the event. Events outside Heythrop have a suggested time of arrival . Please make sure you have your way home in mind before coming to an event while also making sure that you don’t travel alone. Tickets Please look out for a number of events for which we can only sell tickets in advance so make sure you don’t miss out! Don’t forget the reward scheme. With this in mind, we hope you have an enjoyable week at HEYFEST 2015!
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MONDAY21ST free day MINIFEST Didn’t get a chance to go to any festivals this summer? Don’t panic, Heythrop’s own mini festival day should hit the spot…and it’s free! A day to meet and re-greet friends, with tasty treats and good vibes. Along with the traditional Heythrop BBQ, the smoky burgers and sausages will be accompanied by a great selection of vegetarian and vegan BBQ and salad options, as well as lawn games, bouncy castle, face painting, rum punch, music, and hopefully sunshine! Here you can sign up for the rest of the week’s events and get a chance to speak to the Exec and share any ideas you might have for the upcoming year.
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When the feasting and festivities wind down from HeyFest we are shaking up the pub crawl with a scavenger style hunt through some old favourite watering holes and some new spots along the way. There will be challenges, forfeits, passwords to unlock hidden treats and secret signature cocktails all along the way, to properly welcome you back to our corner of London.
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TUESDAY 22ND day LASER QUEST £5
22-36 Raven Row, E1 2EG 6-730PM
What better way to spend a Tuesday evening than to blast your friends and foes alike with some futuristic battle techniques, where each laser is a deadly hit. Join us to run around and fictionally shoot each other, let off some steam and pretend you are a guardian of the galaxy. This event has limited space so please sign up during HeyFest.
430PM MEET IN THE COMMON ROOM
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nightBATTLEOFTHESOCS free
Whether victorious or not with a laser gun, there is another chance to gain some glory with our society BATTLE. A three part challenge where we pit society against society, there will be a quiz, a battle and an ‘inventive’ part of the evening. We encourage you to come along even if you aren’t part of a society, as what better way to figure out what team to join than by seeing them embarrass themselves or impress you with their skill, knowledge and team spirit! Will CathSoc come out on top? Will Logic Society methodically take home the prize? Perhaps the Pokémon society will steal the prize from FemSoc, the only way to make sure your society wins is to come along. There’s a prize for the winning team!
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WEDNESDAY 23RD day EQUALI-TEA PARTY free
Excuse our shameless wordplay use here but we can’t resist a good pun, Stefan is of course our vice president and as an avid pun enthusiast we weren’t going to get away without at least one. Our tea party hopes to blend a mad hatters tea party and speakers corner, a chance for all the students of Heythrop to talk about what they feel the union could do better to serve the needs of our students whether undergraduate, post grad, LGBTQ+ or faith based . Write it on a cupcake, perform a poem or sit back and drink tea whilst the Welfare team talk about their plans for the upcoming year and a member of Student Experience team explaining the opportunities available for students this year. So come and enjoy some vegan cupcakes, gender fluid gingerbread people and embrace our unique Heythrop community.
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WEDNESDAY 23RD day SOCIETIES FAYRE free
4-630PM CAMPION AND NEWMAN ROOMS
There a lot of things that make us proud Heythropians. We are a small, unique, multi-cultural, multi faith college with a proud LBGT community and what better way to celebrate everything that makes Heythropians so special than with a night out in a fabulous club in Camden. We will have an exclusive stable room with karaoke and large HD-Ready TVs. As well as our own quirky VIP room you will be free to roam the rest of the club, soak up the fabulous atmosphere with a free drink upon arrival. Prebooked entry (+ free drink) available until 10.30pm; a small entry fee is payable to the venue thereafter so book with us and get there on time. We will be dancing until the wee hours of the morning, hopefully making Heythrop proud with our excellent dance moves...
Come along to this years Societies Fayre to find out more about what societies we have to offer. You’ll also be able to sign up for your Student Central membership card, talk to Imperial SU about their activities as well as take advantage of a few external companies with special offers. Remember to check out the range of new Student Experience activities at their stall.
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PROUD CAMDEN 9PM-2AM Chalk Farm Rd, NW1 8AH
*Free cocktail on arrival (before 1030pm - once it’s gone it’s gone!) Only avaliable when prebooked.
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THURSDAY 24TH £3 nightCOMEDY CENTRAL
MC: Rory O’Hanlon Open: Alistair Williams Close: Dave Fulton
Making a triumphant return, Comedy Central Live will be sending over some top notch comics to keep us giggling and tipsy with the bar open from 5pm. Don’t miss the opportunity to see some quality stand up in the comfort of Heythrop’s own bar, if you’re feeling brave sit at the front, and if you’re more shy, keep at the back, which is handily close to the bar…
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FRIDAY 25TH daySTUDENT CENTRAL free
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If you’re studying for a University of London degree you’re automatically entitled to be a member of Student Central (formerly University of London Union). They provide three bars, food, a café, live gigs, club nights, over 40 sports and societies, shops, a gym and pool, and much more. So come along with us and join thousands of other students at their annual Freshers’ Fayre to get involved. There will also be an opportunity to visit Senate House as both buildings are on the same street!
2 TRIPS 1130AM OR 3PM COMMON ROOM
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FRIDAY 25TH dayMOVIE MARATHON free
You know those films you’ve always intended to see but never got round to? Well now you have no excuse to tick three off of your list, we will be chilling in the bar, eating popcorn and joining the legions of film snobs who all agree that cult classics are classics for a reason. (Titles to be decided) Come down any time of the day to unwind and catch some great films in the process.
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FRIDAY 25TH nightBLAGCLUB
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In keeping with our theme, we are heading back to Heythrop’s favourite haunt, Blag Club for a 90’s style night out. Expect some nostalgic club tunes to transport you back to the decade that brought us glow sticks, raves and the rise of the classic boyband. We fully expect everyone to dress up, so whether you channel your inner grunge, rave it up or go Beverly Hills chic to make Cluless proud, make sure you channel your inner 90’s child. Drinks deals available and a prize for the best 90’s outfit. 2x cocktails or wine = £8 2x Kronenbourg = £6
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SATURDAY 26TH nightBLOOMSBURY £4 LANES
SUNDAY 27TH dayROAST
Tavistock Hotel, WC1H 9EU 7pm-2AM
Heythrop returns to the central London bowling alley for some VIP action – but don’t worry if bowling isn’t your thing! With Karaoke, pool, and a bar with food open til late this venue provides the perfect way to spend your Saturday night! Everything is available on free play for the night, from the sega rally machine to the virtual cricket nets and most importantly, unlimited bowling all night.
After a week of events, the only proper way to end the week will be with a giant roast and potentially a hair of the dog if one did get the chance to bite you. We will be returning to the beautiful Blue Anchor to once again find many of us hungover however this little spot is for everyone, a chance to sit in this gorgeous riverside pub and take in London at its finest. It is also when we find out who has won our events competition, and potentially receive a handmade certificate from Juliet and Nonni. What more can you want for a last lazy Sunday to finish an exciting week of events.
Blue Anchor pub, Hammersmith, 34 W6 9DJ
XBARTIMESX september
xSaturday19th 3-6pm x xMonday21st 5-9pmx xTuesday22nd 5-11pmx xThursday24th 5-11pmx xFriday25th 5-10pmx october
Saturday 3rd England v Australia Rugby 7-10pm Tuesday 6th Pub Quiz 6-10pm (Saturday 17th/ 18th England quarter finals 7-10pm)* Tuesday 20th Murder Mystery Night 6-10pm Monday 26th – Society event (tbc) 6-10pm 35 35
Bar dates subject to change* please check heythrop.su for any updates
LINE UP
X MINI FEST ft. X BBQ X BOUNCY CASTLE X MUSIC X XFACE PAINTINGX LAWN GAMES X PUB CRAWL X scavenger hunt X LASER QUEST X SOCIETIES FAYRE X BATTLE OF THE SOCS X EQUALI-TEA PARTY X PROUD CAMDEN X MOVIE MARATHON X BLAG CLUB X COMEDY NIGHT X
PRIZE DRAW
X ATTEND FIVE EVENTS X X FOR A CHANCE TO WIN X X FREE ENTRY TO EVENTS ALL YEAR X
X PRIZE DRAW AT SUNDAY ROAST X Would you like free entry to every union event including the Winter and Summer Balls? If so, then you must attend at least five 36 HeyFest events. for your chance to win the main prize.