UJS Blog

My story begins 2 years ago as a first year student at the University of Warwick. I attended the Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) commemoration which was a small candle vigil organised by the Students' U...

So you want to enhance your CV. You want a break from uni and you don’t want to work. You want to be able to enjoy your 100 days in the sun, to the max, to meet new people and to see new places....

*Only through hearing a variety of opinions can Jewish students explore and find their own Judaism.* I grew up orthodox, but over time I no longer considered myself orthodox, but progressive masorti (...

Question 1: Everything I can!  Talk to me about my background.  I spent my early years at West London Synagogue, followed by 10 years in the Masorti movement with some good times on camp w...

The empowerment of every student, regardless of their religious affiliation, gender, size of JSoc, background, desired career path or anything else, is my primary concern. I want to give every student...

I'm Abigail Kay, a third-year at Heythrop College, University of London. I've been Imperial College JSoc Interfaith Officer (2011-2012), and am currently Heythrop J-Soc President; I also represent UJS...

Putting YOU in the picture is what my vision is all about.  A UJS which makes EVERY student feel valued by the organisation, which represents THEM and a UJS which is 100% dedicated to providing r...

My name’s Adam Charlton, but due to the large amount of Adams everyone calls me Charlie. And as hopefully you’re aware I’m running to be President of UJS. A little about me- I&rsq...