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University of Southampton Scores Poorly in Sustainability League Table
The University came 94th out of 154 universities.
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A Terracotta Tale: Part Two
It’s a Monday, 8am, and the tram’s packed and sweltering. My eyes are drooping, tired, really really tired. The night→
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Media Bias: Support Remain? It Might Be The BBC’s Fault
Ben Dolbear explores the media bias of the BBC surrounding the ongoing Brexit-debate.
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Independents Formerly of ‘The Independent Group’ Form Independent Group Known as ‘The Independents’
In February this year, The Independent Group was formed by MPs who are now independent→
Trump Slams Outgoing May As Leak Fiasco Rages On
Henry Shah reports on the fallout of the Darroch/Trump leak.
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A Rumble in the Concrete Jungle
Marcus Matthews gives a fascinating insight as an overseas student witnessing the Hong Kong Protests
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WHO Declares Democratic Republic of Congo Outbreak to be ‘a Global Emergency’
The outbreak is the second worst in history. Fears that the disease may now spread in Goma have led to the heightened crisis status.
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Cricket and the Rainbow Nation: What has failed South African Cricket?
International Editor Henry Shaw explores the history of racism and controversy in South African cricket.
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Juventus complete de Ligt signing
Juventus have officially completed the signing of Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt from Ajax Amsterdam→
Cricket and the Rainbow Nation: What has failed South African Cricket?
International Editor Henry Shaw explores the history of racism and controversy in South African cricket.
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A (Rugby) nerd’s guide to the Rugby World Cup
Nathaniel gives a beginners’ guide to the hotly-anticipated Rugby World Cup.
→Opinion View all
A Rumble in the Concrete Jungle
Marcus Matthews gives a fascinating insight as an overseas student witnessing the Hong Kong Protests
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Media Bias: Support Remain? It Might Be The BBC’s Fault
Ben Dolbear explores the media bias of the BBC surrounding the ongoing Brexit-debate.
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Russian Abuse Victims Face Murder Trial After Killing Their Father
The girls were tortured for years, now they face 20 years in prison. Opinion Editor Linnea Lagerstedt breaks down Russia’s domestic violence laws.
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My Relationship With… My Boobs
Opinion Editor Linnea Lagerstedt explores her relationship with her boobs and insecurities as the latest instalment of the series.
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Espresso & Essays: Kicking off A New Summer Series
Alyssa Caroline-Burnette kicks off an exciting new summer series with a short introduction about herself and her life as an international student.
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Are Food Waste Apps Saving the Planet or Breeding Inequality?
Amy Penn discusses the pros and cons that food waste apps present.
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University of Southampton Archeology, Ocean and Earth Science Researchers to Feature in Documentary
The two-part documentary concerns an expedition of the Black Sea.
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Fighting Food Allergies – The University of Southampton Partners with Natasha Allergy Research Foundation
As of June 25, 2019, the University of Southampton will be collaborating with the Natasha→
Facing the Music: What Happens to Your Brain?
How does listening to music change the way your brain operates, and how could this knowledge be applied scientifically?
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Summer City Break Spotlight: The Côte d’Azur
News and Investigations Editor Imy Brighty-Potts raves about the beautiful Côte d’Azur and the budget friendly places you can visit.
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Trouble in Paradise: The Impact of Tourism on Cuba
Anna Mussard discusses the negative impact tourism has had on Cayo Coco, Cuba.
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A Love Letter To… Sylhet, Bangladesh.
Ulfat Islam pens a poignant letter to Sylhet, Bangladesh.
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Duolingo Owl Arrested For Online Harassment
The totally loveable (and not at all obsessive) mascot for Duolingo, a language learning website,→
Longest Staring Contest Ever as Man Mistakes Statue for Street Perfomer
‘Police were called to attend the scene after the crowd split itself down the lines of support for Mr Keneston and Mr Fake-Atlee’.
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Independents Formerly of ‘The Independent Group’ Form Independent Group Known as ‘The Independents’
In February this year, The Independent Group was formed by MPs who are now independent→
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A Terracotta Tale: Part Two
It’s a Monday, 8am, and the tram’s packed and sweltering. My eyes are drooping, tired,→
Call of Duty
Remember your duty! I think to myself. Silence fell on a quiet station platform. Only→
A Terracotta Tale: Part 1
As a girl perches on the terrace in the idyllic French city of Nice, she finds that her life is about to change forever.
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