93% Club

ABOUT US

Our society is passionate about social mobility and inclusion, and we aim to bring social and professional empowerment to state-educated students at Royal Holloway. We give a platform to students who come from underrepresented backgrounds and invite everyone to join, to create a supportive and uplifting community within the University.

We want to provide opportunities and upskill those who may not have access to a wider social network to progress further in their chosen career paths.

We are part of the biggest student-led society all over the country, winning the 'Impact on Campus' 2021 Award with Bright Network. As a result, we connect Royal Holloway students with a diverse span of exclusive events, invaluable workshops, and resources that reach a plethora of industries, e.g., corporate and creative arts, STEM and so much more!

Some of our current national partners who support us include KPMG, P&G, Accenture, HSF, Freshfields, Newton, Baker McKenzie, Teach First, and Captial One.

WHY 93?

The number ‘93’ is special to us as it represents the 93% of University students who come from a state-educated background. Our primary focus is to open pathways and opportunities to all students regardless of where they come from.

YOUR MEMBERSHIP

By purchasing our membership as little as £5 for the whole academic year, it will be reinvested into running our core activities, such as guest speakers, skill workshops and regular socials.

OUR SOCIAL LINKS

Don't forget to follow us on our social media channels to keep up-to-date with 93% Club RHUL!

Feel free to message us via email or DM on Instagram @93clubrhul!

Community Elections 2025

This election will elect all student leaders within our student communities. These communities include Societies, Sports Clubs, Media Outlets, Academic Communities, and Inclusion Communities. You will also elect members of our Societies, Sports and Opportunities (SSO) Executive, who work with the VP Societies and Sport to develop policy and plans in their area of engagement. We will also be reopening nominations for the EPMS, Humanities and Law and Social Sciences (LSS) School Reps. For Student Groups, you must be a current Royal Holloway student and a fully paid, standard member of the group to vote. To vote for a Community Officer, students must self-identify with the relevant inclusion community on the RHSU website (in settings). In order to vote for a School Rep, you must belong to the relevant academic school. Please ensure you are logged in to your SU account to cast your votes. If you encounter any issues, please email marketing@su.rhul.ac.uk for assistance.

1250 posts are up for election.

Nominations close at 23:59 on Friday 9 May 2025 (in 3 weeks and 0 days)

The polls open at 12:00 on Tuesday 13 May 2025 (in 3 weeks and 3 days)

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Corporate Liaison Officer
Deena Skaria
Equality and Outreach Officer
Umair Ahmed
President
Suha Sultana
Publicity and Marketing Officer
Cerys Gittos
Social Secretary
Blake Tyrer
Treasurer
Sophia Wheeler
Vice President
Charlotte Bevis