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Plan events and make a difference in your Hall

Posted 3 weeks ago

Join your Hall's Student Committee!

Get creative and plan exciting events in your Hall! Bring your ideas to life, build community and develop new skills all while meeting new people and making new friends.

Along with other HSC members, use your dedicated budget to organise and run activities in your Hall. Help shape life in Halls and make a difference!

Why join your HSC🎉

  • Meet new people and make friends
  • Have your say and share your event ideas
  • Develop new skills for your CV
  • Low commitment opportunity and flexible around your studies
  • Shape your Hall’s summer leavers event in 2027
  • Come along to HSC meetups twice a year
  • Grab your HSC 2026/27 hoodies 
  • Get in-person training (save the date! Wednesday 7th October 2026)

What kind of events do HSCs plan? 💭

Our HSCs run a whole range of events and activities year on year. What you run is decided by you and your committee! We want to see new and original ideas that will bring residents together...

Need some inspiration? Here’s what HSCs have previously organised:

🎥Movie & games nights

✨Cultural celebrations such as Diwali, Lunar New Year, Holi and Iftar gatherings

🎨Crafternoons

 🎃Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s events

🎭Cinema and theatre trips

☕Exam season coffee mornings

Our HSCs also help shape their Hall’s Formal Dinner and Leavers Celebration!

Here's what previous HSC members Justie and India had to say about being on their HSC 🔗

How do I join my HSC? 📝

It’s easy! Join your HSC on the Guild’s website here (memberships open on 1st September 2026).

We’ll add to you the HSC channels and keep you up to date about HSC training coming up.

No experience and new to planning events? 🎉

No problem! No previous experience or training is needed in order to join your HSC!

We’ll train you up at our in-person session on Wednesday 7th October 2026, 2.30pm-4.30pm. You’ll find out how to successfully organise an event, work as a committee, budget and market your event. By the end of the session, your committee will have planned the first event of the year.

You'll also have a HSC Residential Adviser who will support and advise your committee throughout the year.

What else do I need to know? 

Joining your HSC is a voluntary role designed to help you gain new skills, try something new and meet new people. You’ll regularly meet with your committee to plan and organise your events, but you’ll be able to work this around your studies and other commitments.

The HSC opportunity is open for any resident to join at any time of year. New members are always welcome.

Got a question? Get in touch with Tara and Hannah (the HSC staff team) via hsc@liverpool.ac.uk