The Students' Union
We asked ISC students: "How do you spend your free-time at university?"
- Chat with my roommates in the kitchen
- Take part in student societies
- Surf the internet
- Listen to music or watch DVDs
- Telephone my parents
- Take a walk or go for a jog to take in the beautiful sights
- Go to bar on campus
- Cooking food with friends
- Chat on MSN
- The sports centre facilities are awesome! I have a membership so I go there every day
Lancaster University Students' Union (LUSU) exists to provide quality representation, advice, services and student activities, with Union policy and direction decided democratically by students.
The Students' Union at Lancaster is one of the strongest in the country. It manages and funds around 80 different student clubs and societies. It also operates highly qualified centres for academic and welfare advice. The colleges also run huge events such as Christmas Balls and the extravaganza college parties at the end of the year.
Student Clubs and Societies
This area of LUSU provides many opportunities for students to identify, develop and extend their transferable skills and participate in a range of activities that meet a variety of interests. View a full list of societies.
Social activities and inter-college events
The colleges provide an excellent social life for students. Each college’s student committee organises several socials throughout the year including live bands, theme nights, quizzes and karaoke. They also organise trips to clubs in nearby Liverpool, Manchester and other big cities as well a wide variety of other entertainment options.
Every college has its own social space with pool tables, games machines and much more. Most have big screen satellite TVs and many have their own computer rooms. Some also have their own Coffee Shop. Every college has a bar, which frequently forms the centre of social activities.
See a 360 degree panorama of the non-alcoholic social space in Fylde College.