On the 16th and 17th of June, EPAS and politics students held a mock-election across USP College, in the Palmer's and Seevic campuses. Both staff and students participated in this election, which consisted of two ballots: the first was the main mock-election ballot and the second a referendum ballot on the UK rejoining or staying out of the European Union.

Deputy Lead Junior Ambassador for Seevic, Sebastian Rapley Mende, reflects on EPAS Election Day at USP College Seevic Campus.

On the 10th of June, Deputy Lead Junior Ambassador for Seevic Campus Sebastian Rapley Mende organised, alongside USP College librarian Mel Ballard, a Q&A session at USP College with Estates Manager James McInroy, that was open to all students, on the topic of sustainability within the college. After the highly successful EPAS Earth Day Climate Survey, Sebastian decided to bring the conclusions from this survey to the attention of the senior management team at USP College.

To mark Earth Day on Tuesday 22nd April 2025 and Europe Day in May, a climate survey was conducted by students in the EPAS (European Parliamentary Ambassador School) Programme at USP College and members of the USP College Student Union, to collect data on what students and staff felt about the environment, climate change and sustainability both inside the college and in the wider world.