DUSA has over 200 societies and 120 are active you can join them today.
A society for everyone – art, history, law, dance, culture, language, sign language.
Our DUSA Societies Officer, Stephanie Emeye organised a societies award night on 27th of March at Bonar Hall. It was an enthralling event with over 65 attendees. The event offered 12 award categories and 2 brilliant performances by the students.
“Societies have been amazing this year, from fundraising to providing mental health and safe spaces for their members and making the campus community lively. I’m very happy that I’ve been able to participate in all their hard work and I cannot wait to see all the impressive events and activities they continue to bring to the campus.”
Best New Society: Visible & Invisible Disability Society
Academic Society: Contemporary Art Practice Society
Most Progressive Society: Sign Language Society
Most Charitable Society: Islamic Society
Most Active Society: Anime Society
Most Engaging Social Media: History Society
The Phoenix Award: Visible & Invisible Disability Society
Society of the Year – Contemporary Art Practice Society
Society Committee Member of the Year: Ruby Mugisha from the African Caribbean Society
DUSA Legacy Award: Musab Quayum from the Islamic Society
Academic Event of the Year: Mooting Competition
Social Event of the Year: Law Ball 2024
Pradeepa Marisamy
In the realm of rhythmic movements and storytelling through dance, Pradeepa Marisamy emerges as a luminary, adorned with the grace of Kathak. Tonight, she brings to life the timeless tale of devotion through her performance of “Mohe Rang Do Laal,” a soul-stirring ode to the divine love between Radha and Lord Krishna. Pradeepa invites the audience to immerse themselves in the sacred dance of love and devotion. With each graceful turn and expressive gesture, she pays homage to the enduring legacy of Kathak, a timeless art form that celebrates the beauty of the human spirit and the eternal quest for divine union.”
Lai (Ivy) Guo
Performing and singing Valerie by Amy Winehouse. Ivy is the president of the new Market and Innovation Society that was affiliated to DUSA in February 2024.
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