of events for all groups of people. One of the biggest events is the End of Year Ball. HUSU also holds other regular events such as AU night, Tower on Wednesdays, and live music performances. Asylum HUSU is one of the few student unions in the country to have its own nightclub, Asylum, and is the Union's £3.6 million purpose-built centre of entertainment. It holds events and tours that are also open to the public. Asylum was voted the best student venue by HullVibe. Bars The Sanctuary Bar holds a Karaoke and quiz night and has outdoor seating. In 2022 Hull University Students' Union entered into a partnership with JD Weatherspoon to create the first campus Wetherspoons of its kind in a licensing deal in which the students union own and operate the bar and nightclub under the Weatherspoon brand. The Athletic Union (A.U.) The Athletic Union is a large part of HUSU, which has roughly 50 sports clubs to which students can add by creating their own. It has its own executive committee, the president of which is also a President in the Union as the VP Sports & Leisure, and several of the teams compete in the National BUCS (formally BUSA) leagues. HUSU is one of the few unions in the country to provide the sport - it is common for universities to offer it instead. There are recently created 3G football pitches, astroturf (known as Fort Inglemire) for hockey, two large sports halls, six squash courts which have been renovated in 2013 as it hosts an international tournament later in 2013 and a state of the art Sports Science facility. There is also a gym which has received heavy investment over the years and can cater for all students' needs. Tom Ward death and controversies around HUSU "Socials" In 2015, a ban on the practice of "circling" was introduced by HUSU. This followed a number of incidents in which students were left traumatised by the behaviour of sports team committee members that were facilitating these practices. Hull University Swimming Club cheating scandal In 2018, it was discovered that Hull University Swimming Club had cheated at the A.U.'s annual varsity competition with Lincoln by entering ineligible swimmers. The team was made to forfeit the competition, after complaints were made to HUSU about participants that were not students at the University. Scarborough campus Hull University also had a campus