Beat the January Blues

Once the excitement of the Christmas season is over, and you enter Term 2, we invite you to a series of events where you can gather, giggle, get outside and meet others. For ten days in January (Monday 22nd - Wednesday 31st January 2024), our activities will boost your mood and help you forget about the winter weather. Be sure to book your spot at these events and activities!

Games and Puzzles Drop-in

Join the UCL Student Union Clubs and Societies and make new friends over a game of chess, mahjong, Catan, Mysterium, Scrabble, Cluedo or a puzzle!

Cosy Crafting: Knitting, Crochet and Embroidery

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Fancy a new scarf, hat or a pair of gloves? Join the UCL Knitting Society to learn how to knit, crochet or embroider your very own cosy goodies.

Winter Walks

Reap the benefits of the winter sun by joining the 7am Club for a Sunrise Walk, or the Student Ambassadors for an Inspiring Awe Walk.

Gong Siesta Sound Baths

Release built up tension, pain and anxiety with Jarvia Foxter during a relaxing sound healing meditation session.

Cosy Crafting: Painting and Candle Making

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Complete a paint-by-numbers design or join the UCL Lamorna Society to learn how to make a scented candle. Materials and step-by-step guidance will be provided.

Comedy Night in Bloomsbury Studio

Join the UCL Comedy Club for a free drink and a night of giggles at the Bloomsbury Studio (next to the Student Centre).

In your department

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Find out which events from our campaign will be happening in your department or faculty.

In your accommodation

Find out which events from our campaign will be happening in your UCL accommodation or halls of residence.

UCL East

Discover the variety of events and activities we're hosting over at UCL East (Stratford).

Build your SSW

We curate our campaigns to support the three core aspects of your own SSW: Social bonding, Skills for life and Wellbeing at university. Each activity aims to develop one, two, or all three of these aspects.