As the new academic year approaches, students and recent graduates are invited to share their best and worst experiences of university clubs and societies. The callout aims to provide instructive insights for freshers navigating campus life.
What We Want to Know
The Guardian is seeking contributions from current students and those who graduated within the last five years. Participants can describe the highs and lows of their involvement in university societies, offering valuable lessons for newcomers.
Responses can be submitted anonymously via an online form, which is encrypted to ensure security. Only the Guardian will have access to the data, which will be used solely for the feature and deleted after use.
How to Participate
Interested individuals aged 18 or over can share their stories through the provided form. For alternative secure methods, a tips guide is available. The terms of service and privacy policy outline data handling procedures.
This initiative seeks to highlight both the positive and negative aspects of student society life, helping freshers make informed choices about extracurricular involvement.
