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Societies

All NSCD societies are run by students, for students. Joining a society is the perfect opportunity to engage with likeminded people about things that matter to you. Societies offer a chance to be more involved with activism, to make new friends, take part in events and maybe even discover new hobbies!

Debate Society

Debating a range of topics in a range of styles, participants are welcome to share their thoughts or just listen in on the discussions.

Art Society

A calm and creative space to explore visual arts.

Wonder Society

A safe and inclusive space that discusses Christianity.

Tabletop Games Society

Creates opportunities for others to run their own Dungeons and Dragons games by providing support, a table, and some resources to get started.

Diverse Dance Forms Society

A space to explore a range of dance forms outside of, as well as, contemporary and the opportunity to train, battle and cypher with others.

Health and Well-being Sessions

Weekly well-being sessions with student mental health rep Jihan Belhoula.

Creative Writing Society

Offers a space to let your words, ideas and opinions come out in interesting and different ways.

Improv Jam

Student-led music and movement events that are open to all-year groups.

Eco Society

An events-based group that explores all things related to ecology and sustainability in everyday life.

Northernisms Blog

Previous editor: Eleni Green, BA3

Words from the editor…

“This is a space to share anything formal, funny, frantic or fictional with the rest of the Northern bubble. The blog could include everything and anything: articles, interviews, poems, guides, reflections or even better, something that we haven’t yet thought of. I am especially interested in using the blog to recognize everyone at Northern as equals and as artists. (Maybe ambitious, but if it can happen anywhere, I think it’s probably here). It is open to everyone who wants to share, suggest or just try something different and it is never too late to get involved.”

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