Why you don't need to be politically left or right to pursue justice at uni
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With Freshers’ Week just around the corner, how can students start uni looking a little more like Jesus?
Max and Lydia were joined by Judith Holmes and Ayo Eluyera from Just Love UK, a charity helping students pursue justice holistically, fruitfully and sustainably.
They unpacked campus politics, being bold in faith from day one, and what pursuing justice actually looks like at university.
Released on 8 Sep 2026
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