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Changes in the student experience throughout history
An overview of the changes in the university experice over the years.
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Politics View all
Staying alert to bias in the media
The media we consume is hugely influenced by personal and corporate bias, so it’s important→
The Price of Failure: Why Politicians Should Face Prosecution For Their Handling of Covid-19
The Covid-19 Public Inquiry is currently ongoing (led by Lady Hallett a former Appeals Court→
Rishishuffle
Those immersed in politics, and even those with a vague interest in it probably were→
Sport View all
Divock Origi’s Final Merseyside Derby Goal: The Story of a Liverpool Legend
Mitul Mistry talks about his favourite football star.
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The Southampton Sporting Calendar – Essential Events not to Miss Out on This Year
Matt Burgess fills us in on the must-visit events and hidden gems taking place in and around Southampton this year.
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Women and Sport: The Ultimate Oxymoron
Sports Editor Ellie Griffiths discusses gender-bias in sport: how much has The Lionesses victory really changed societal perception?
→Opinion View all
Staying alert to bias in the media
The media we consume is hugely influenced by personal and corporate bias, so it’s important→
The Price of Failure: Why Politicians Should Face Prosecution For Their Handling of Covid-19
The Covid-19 Public Inquiry is currently ongoing (led by Lady Hallett a former Appeals Court→
“Why Didn’t You Say Something?”: How Domestic Violence Stole my Voice
“Why didn’t you say something?” When I opened up about my experience with domestic violence,→
Lifestyle View all
Brewdog’s Bottomless Wings
When most students hear the word bottomless, their minds instantly go to cocktails, brunch and→
I Took a Break from social media for 5 Days and This Is What Happened
It’s long been accepted that social media is a necessary Evil. With the increased popularity→
I Tried Going Plastic-Free for January – We Still Have a Long Way to go
January is seen as a time for change. Some people say they’re going to stop→
Science & Technology View all
Feeling tired? It might not be down to all that partying
As a student, do you feel tired a lot of the time? Maybe it’s all→
What am I Going to Eat Tomorrow: The Warwick Economics Summit Addresses the Future of Food
How sustainable is our food production? This is one of many issues the Warwick Economics Summit hopes to tackle in 2024.
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I Tried Going Plastic-Free for January – We Still Have a Long Way to go
January is seen as a time for change. Some people say they’re going to stop→
Travel View all
Tales of an Italian group-chat climbing trip escapee
Newbie writer Jack Philpott tells us about his recent trip to Italy.
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Travelling Alone as an Autistic Person is an Important Milestone – And Here’s Why
Alyssa-Caroline Burnette describes her experiences moving halfway across the world as an autistic person.
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My First Holiday Without My Parents
Lifestyle Editor Daisy Gazzard tells us about her first time leaving the parents behind when she jetted off to the Italian city of Florence
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Elegy for a Lost Pot-Plant
By Catherine Tait Sweet Orchid of my first-year halls, Whom I did cease to→
Why does Nobody Care about My Issues?
Just because a person is wealthy, insufferable, and out of touch with reality, are they really a bad person?
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J.K. Rowling Denounces Toast
A famous author with an irrational hatred. For what you might ask? Toast
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