Here at BOSS we are really keen to here from you about things you are passionate about and your university experience. To help you share these experiences we have created BOSS blogs where students can share articles on a topic they would like to share with others. Whether it’s a piece on an event you’ve done at your society, some advice to help fellow students or an article on something you feel strongly about we would love to hear from you and share your work with the community.
If you think you’ve got something you would like to share feel free to get in contact with us and provide a short summary of what your post will be about.
On Saturday 30th June 2018 BOSS organised our first ever Leadership Day for the new cohort of Presidents and Vice Presidents starting at their university Sikh society in September 2018. With the grace of the Divine the day was a huge success. Read on for details.
Read MoreTaraki was founded by Shuranjeet Singh Takhar, a graduate from the University of Bristol and current student at the University of Oxford. After experiencing mental health difficulties as a student, he wanted to ensure that individuals and communities would have access to the necessary support systems to help them manage their mental health in a better way. Read on to find out more about Shuranjeet’s journey and how Taraki was born.
Read MoreBeing a part of a Sikh Society at university is an amazing opportunity. Not only do you get the chance to help shape the society and your community but you also have the chance to develop skills which will help you in the future no matter where life takes you.
Some of these skills involve being able to work in a team, give constructive feedback to team members as well as leadership skills. We caught up with Raveena Kaur who was the President of St. George’s Sikh Society 2017/18 to see how she developed these skills as well as some of the challenges she faced.
Read MoreThe UK Premiere of Sikh Youth UK's latest film - Citizen Erased took place in Birmingham on Saturday 17th March. Manpreet Singh went along to the Premiere and shares his thoughts with us below...
Read MoreThe first Langar on Campus event in the UK took place at the University of Birmingham in 2004. Read on to find out about the humble origins and how it spurred a generation of Sikh students to continue the work across campuses across the world.
Read MoreBhai Nirmal Singh Ji, lovingly known as Kernal (colonel) was one of the founding members of BOSS and a constant source of inspiration for the generations at the time and since. He passed away from a rare form of cancer in 2009. Read ahead for a brief insight into his life.
Read MoreHarjap share's her experience as a sikh society member at Aston University and how she realised the power of marketing.
Read MoreWe're excited to be releasing our quick and easy vegetarian recipes to help you release your inner cook! Each recipe has a step by step guide as well as some top tips and tricks to help you save time and increase flavour...
Read MoreHaving spent 2 years on the committee at Liverpool Sikh Society and winning the Society of the Year award in 2015, Keerut and Arjan share their top tips on how to be a creative mastermind!
Read MoreHere at BOSS we have been amazed at some of the events ran by students across the UK, and so with Bright Ideas we aim to provide a platform for sharing good practice of events run by Sikh Societies to inspire and help those wanting to achieve bigger, better and brighter events!
Want to share your Bright Idea? We'd love to hear from you!
Read MoreKeep up to date with Sikh Society events across the UK with BOSS Calendar
Read MoreThis is a space for your Sikh society to showcase your events with a short video blog for our YouTube channel. It’s a great way to share all the amazing things you all do with the BOSS community.
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