What's on your campus
Want to know how to find the SU and what we offer on your campus? Read on.
City
You can't miss us as City Campus . . . We're the big, weird-shaped building at the end of the street, opposite the library. The top section of the building is Byron halls of residence, and the bottom three floors contain all the good stuff you can access as an NTU student.
On the ground floor, you'll find our independent coffee shop, Grumpy Mule, our handy on-campus shop, student activities space, and our main bar and lunch spot, The Landing. Oh, and the City Campus gym (run by NTU) is here too.
Downstairs, you'll find the sports/gym reception and our amazing nightclub and event space, The Level. While hidden away upstairs is the best-kept secret on campus: our intimate Loft bar.
Learn more about our spaces on City Campus
Clifton
Our home (and yours) at Clifton is The Point, with a bar, diner, coffeeshop, and social spaces all under one roof (plus an outdoor terrace for those sunny days we all love). It's where we run most of our activities and events, from chilled afternoon crafts sessions to big screen sports and night-time events.
Opposite The Point, you'll find our on-campus shop and our Activities HQ—a space for societies and other student groups to organise and run their activities.
Learn more about our spaces at Clifton
Brack
Brackenhurst campus is beautiful, and our spaces sit right in the centre of it. You can enjoy our café, The Orangery, set in a listed building with picturesque views of the campus main lawn. Next door is the Brack Bar, where you can chill through the day and enjoy evening events without leaving campus.
If you want to say hello, ask us a question, or get help with something, the SU office is directly opposite The Orangery entrance. And, just around the corner, you'll find our campus shop, which is great for grabbing snacks and essentials.
Learn more about our spaces at Brack
Confetti
We don't have a dedicated space at Confetti, but we will be running regular on-campus activities throughout term. For more info on NTSU events at Confetti, check our events page.
Also, don't miss our Confetti welcome event for first-year students at our City Campus building (just up the road from Confetti) on Thursday 5th Oct; it's a great way to learn more about things to get involved in at NTSU and make the most of your time at Confetti.
If you have ideas for events and activities you'd like to see at Confetti or you want to get involved in making them happen, email your Confetti Officer, Joe Neilson, or NTSU's Membership Engagement Coordinator, Jo Lewis.
Mansfield
We don't have a dedicated space at Mansfield (yet). Instead, we run regular activities at Mansfield Hub. Look out for our fun Creative Breaks sessions on Tuesday lunchtimes and our Breakfast Club and Give It A Go activities on Thursdays. You can see all our Mansfield activities and events on our website.
And if you want to get more involved in making things happen on site, consider applying to be our Mansfield Officer when nominations open later this month—it's a great way to get more out of your time at uni.
Okay, that's enough from me. For more info about what your Students' Union has to offer, take a look at our socials:
By the way, we encourage you to visit us and use the facilities at all NTU campuses while you're here, not just your main campus of study. So don’t be a stranger; take advantage of everything we offer while you’re here.
P.S. We asked current students for advice on starting at NTU. Here's a useful one for avoiding burnout and overwhelm: "Get involved—everyone is in the same position as you, so don't worry about it."
