We are deeply saddened by the recent violence in Kashmir and the rising military tensions between India and Pakistan. These events have left many in our community feeling shocked, distressed and concerned for loved ones. Our thoughts are with everyone affected, especially those with close ties to the region. If you’ve been affected in any way – emotionally, academically, or personally – there is support available.
Dear students,
We are deeply saddened by the recent violence in Kashmir and the rising military tensions between India and Pakistan. These events have left many in our community feeling shocked, distressed and concerned for loved ones. Our thoughts are with everyone affected, especially those with close ties to the region.
We know that for many students, this situation may feel very personal – whether due to family connections, cultural identity or a shared sense of grief.
Please know that your wellbeing and safety matter and we are here for you.
Supporting you
If you’ve been affected in any way – emotionally, academically, or personally – there is support available.
Mental health and wellbeing
Here is a reminder of the University mental health and wellbeing support available:
Reporting hate and harassment
We stand firmly against hate, racism or discrimination of any kind. If you witness or experience a hate crime or hate incident, please report it:
We will support you through the process, whether you want to go to the Police or report anonymously.
Mitigating Circumstances
If these events have had a direct impact on you and your ability to complete your exams or other assessments, please remember that Mitigating Circumstances are available.
- How to submit a Mitigating Circumstance (MC)
Please reach out if you need support – we’re here for you and ready to help. We know this is a difficult time and you’re not alone.