The shortlist

Nutrition Society, Roehampton Students' Union

The blue poops event saw the society deliver a presentation on gut health, including baking blue muffins to better understand how long food takes to travel through our bodies! The judges said "Though a new initiative, this is incredibly unique and more than just a fun activity There is tremendous potential to hold bigger events and impact other institutions going forward"

SWOT Fashion Show, Queen's University Belfast

The SWOT fashion show showcased 19 dances by more than 80 medical students, raising money for fourth years to distribute amongst their elective hospitals 900 people attended the event and they raised £22,500 The judges said "This event engaged an incredible amount of people and raised a lot of money for a worthy cause, exemplified by the fact this event is not a core part of their society."

Trashion Show by Fashion Forward Society, University of Bristol

A sold out event with over 20 designers creating and showcasing styles made from recycled materials The judges said "The Trashion Show was an incredibly innovative event and we loved that sustainability was at the heart of it. Its impact goes way beyond awareness raising of sustainability by also supporting students to get involved with practical opportunities and fundraising"

Sheffield PLAN Panel Discussion, University of Sheffield

Sheffield's Professional LGBT+ & Allies Network hosted a panel discussion on LGBT+ inclusivity in the workplace The judges said "We were really impressed with everything they have managed to achieve as a society only founded this academic year. Of all the events, the Panel Discussion showed the most innovation and is paving the way for all students to be more comfortable in a range of roles."

The Tea Party, Bangor University

The Tea Party connects students with older members of the community This year more than 40 people attended The judges said "We loved the fact that Bangor’s Tea Party is an annual activity It’s incredibly impressive that it has been running for as long as it has, yet continues to be very relevant to current students, in particular international students, providing connections outside of the university."

Langar on campus with Sikh Society, Aston Students' Union

Langar is a free community kitchen and the Sikh Society brought this to campus Over 1200 students have attended to enjoy food and connect. The judges said "Langar on Campus has been a very impactful series of events, especially given the cost of living crisis and other challenges facing students this year The effort and compassion that went into running this is truly commendable "