La Trobe University Student Union

Today on Mabo Day, we acknowledge the strength, resilience and voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and recognise the ongoing significance of land, culture and community. We pay our respects to First Nations peoples and honour the impact of this important moment in Australia’s history. ❤️🖤💛

Take a break, recharge and destress💆

Join us in the Agora June 9th - 11th from 11AM - 1PM for free massages and good food from us to help you survive your exams!

Your wellbeing matters just as much as your studies, come by and relax for a few minutes, and take care of yourself during the exam period💜

This Pride Month, we celebrate the strength, diversity and resilience of the LGBTQIA+ community💜

Pride is about visibility, acceptance and the ongoing fight for equality, safety and inclusion for all. We stand with and support LGBTQIA+ people today and every day. 🌈

Take a break, recharge, and de-stress 💆‍♀️💆‍♂️

Join us in the Agora from 11AM - 1PM June 9th - 11th for free massages & good food from us to help you survive your exam period!

Your wellbeing matters just as much as your studies. Come by, relax for a few minutes, and take care of yourself during the exam period ✨

# LaTrobeStudentUnion

LTSU MAY WRAPPED🎁💜

We did too many fun things this month so here’s all of them in a together, wrapped with a nice bow for you🤝

Make sure you’re a member to keep up to date with fun events we have going on in future🦅💜

Link in bio to sign up to be a member✅

Eid Mubarak to all those celebrating 🌙✨

Wishing you and your loved ones peace, happiness and endless blessings today and always.

The Disabilities Coffee & Catchup allowed us to hear directly from students about accessibility at the university and how effective the LAP process is!

These conversations are important in identifying barriers understanding student experiences, and pushing for meaningful improvements to create a more accessible and inclusive campus for everyone

Thank you to everyone who shared their insights💜

If you missed this event don’t worry, our disabilities survey is still available in the link in bio for you to have your say

On National Sorry Day, we stand with Stolen Generations survivors, their families and communities in recognising the truth of the past and the ongoing impacts still felt today.

We acknowledge the strength and resilience of survivors, and the importance of truth-telling, healing and justice.

Sorry must be more than words - it must be followed by meaningful action, accountability and lasting change.