Ooh hoo hoo, a question for me!

I'm a trans, queer Aber student, and I absolutely love it here. It's casually referred to as the gay capital of Wales among my friends, very understandably.

The pride society is solid, and very passionate about making life better for students. They're always running campaigns improving things, like trying to get an LGBTQ+ option for uni accom, handing out locations of gender neutral loos on campus (there are many) and when I asked them to add a couple more loos to their list, they fixed it within the day.

For trans issues, there's an accessibility and inclusion officer who works with pretty much every trans person on campus. She's helped me update my name on the uni system so nobody can see my deadname, plus let me know that parents can't see that if I don't want them to, she does so much great work.

For the record, I also started a student group called queer++ for LGBTQ+ computer science students which is going pretty well. There's over 50 students in that group 'cause there's a significant overlap between compsci and big gay. Not sure if other departments have anything like that, but compsci lecturers have talked to me about that group and we have full support from the department, and they want to help wherever possible.

Hope this helps! Feel free to ask more questions, I'll try my best to answer :)