at the University of Worcester, and a member of the National Union of Students. It is based in a building on the St Johns Campus. It provides a number of services and facilities. The union is led by a team of elected officers the president, a vice-president (education), a vice-president (student activities), and 7 non-sabbatical officers with varying portfolio responsibilities. The official Students' Union newspaper for the university is called The Voice.
=== Sports activities ===
The university is home to the Worcester Wolves basketball team, the league winning Worcester Allstars Football team and the Worcester Royals, an American Football team. The university has England Blind Footballers as some of its students.
The university also have a multi-year partnership with local Premier 15s side Worcester Warriors Women who have been renamed 'University of Worcester Warriors' as part of the deal.
== Notable alumni ==
Waqar Azmi OBE, diplomat and former chief adviser to the prime minister, Cabinet Office
Pat Brown, cricketer
Sophie Carrigill, paralympian
Alan Dickens, rugby player
Fawzia Gilani-Williams, author and scholar
Elona Gjebrea, Albanian politician
Judith Hamer, paralympian
Matthew Hudson-Smith, olympic athlete
Daryl Mitchell, cricketer
Kyle Pryor, actor
Matthew Raggett, educationalist
Y. S. Avinash Reddy, Indian MP
Swaroop Sampat, actress and Femina Miss India 1979
John Shimmin, politician
Jacqui Smith, politician
Rosie Spaughton, YouTuber
Rob Taylor, footballer
Imogen Thomas, model
Adam Willis, footballer
Fatbardhe Hetemaj, politician and author
== See also ==
Armorial of UK universities
College of Education
List of universities in the UK
== References ==
== External links ==
Official website
Worcester Students' Union
