Whistle stop tour around campus
Thu, 20 Nov 2014 05:15:00 GMT
As the campus continues to grow and develop and new services, outlets and facilities are added for students and staff to enjoy, here is a whistle stop tour of some of the latest developments.
Where can I eat and drink?
The choice of catering outlets is vast with everything from fresh Starbucks coffee served at Central Café in Student Central to the brand new boutique experience at Espresso & Deli @Weavers in the foyer at Canalside West. If you feel like a change from your usual place to eat and drink why not take a look at Huddersfood for full details of all the outlets, listed below:
Student Central: Campus Kitchen (Level 4), The Deli (Level 4), Central Café (Level 4) and Pizza and Pasta Bar (Level 5)
The Street Café (Business School)
The Mill Café (Canalside East)
Studio Café (Queen Street Studios)
No. 10 Café (Harold Wilson)
Espresso Deli @Weavers (Canalside West)
Courtyard Café (Science Building)
Arts Café (Creative Arts Building)
Santander Bank
This year saw the introduction of our first bank on campus. Santander is located on Level 4, Central Services Building (just along from the Amazon lockers, opposite the Digs accommodation office). They provide a full banking service for students and staff. If you would like to find out more about their services for staff and students visit: Products for University Staff or Products for University Students.
They are open Monday to Friday from 10.00am to 6.00pm (with the exception of Wednesday 10.00am to 5.00pm).
Team Hud
Team Hud continue to develop their sport, fitness and health facilities based on regular customer feedback. They now feature top sporting fixtures, including the recent Manchester Thunder netball game which has led on to a live Sky Sports game coming up in March 2015.
With over 60 fitness classes a week to choose from, they continue to find new and exciting classes including the latest addition of Bhangra dance classes and more dance orientated fitness classes starting in January. The team are also starting two new classes in November focussing on introducing sedentary people or those with medical conditions to exercise.
Due to demand they have increased the range of weights available and developed an exciting new Strength and
Conditioning room. This new area offers members a purpose built area for barbell training along with a multi-purpose astro turf strip for plyometrics, medicine ball work and weighted push and pull sessions. Equipped with a purpose built rig for pull ups and suspension training, the new strength and conditioning room allows both beginners and experienced users the opportunity to train in a performance environment. A dedicated coach is always available for technique development, programme advice or even just to offer guidance on choosing the right exercises when members want to add more variety to their workout.
Find out more here: Team Hud
