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BAFTA Awards £180,000 to Various Scholarship Winners
BAFTA has allocated £180,000 to support scholars studying film, television or gaming at university.
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Six Months of Silent Suffering that Led Me on a Road Close to Cancer
In starting my third year of studies I am sorely reminded of how terribly scary and fearful my second semester→
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A Brief Encounter with Jeremy Corbyn, Leader of the Opposition
After live-blogging a top-secret, exclusive Labour Party rally, Editor Charlotte had the opportunity to ask Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Opposition a few questions.
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Exclusive: Jeremy Corbyn Speaks About the Green Industrial Revolution – Liveblog.
Jeremy Corbyn is visiting Southampton in an exclusive rally to discuss the Party’s green policies as well as how Southampton could benefit from a Labour government.
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Society Spotlight: Labour Society
Parth Pandya outlines the aims and meetings of the Labour Society.
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Trump, Ukraine and the Hunt to Impeach the President.
International Editor Henry Shah explores the US Congress investigation into President Trump’s links with Ukraine
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Mass Protests in Hong Kong as China Celebrates their National Day
Opinion Editor Linnea Lagerstedt reports from Hong Kong as citizens take to the streets to protest on the 70th anniversary of the Communist PRC.
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Gall and Wormwood in the Fragrant Harbour: Britain’s Relationship With Hong Kong
The history of Hong Kong, from its capture as a British colony in 1841 to the 2019 pro-democracy movement.
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‘Slow’ Saints Struggle as Chelsea Starlets Shine Again
Tom Ashford reports from St Mary’s after another Saints defeat.
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7 Talking Points from Week One of the Rugby World Cup
As the 2019 Rugby World Cup kicks off in Japan, here is a list of things we can take away from the opening rounds
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Spurs Edge Spirited Saints
Match report on a 2-1 loss for the Saints against Tottenham Hotspurs
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Gender (Performativity) is Canceled
Alyssa-Caroline Burnette on the intricacies of gender performance.
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Undermining the Climate Strike Actions is Putting Children’s Lives in Danger
Deputy Editor Megan Crossman responds to a previous WS article, arguing that climate strikes are a necessity for our children’s future.
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Under Pressure: Freshers Season and The Threat of #StudentLife
Zarah explores the pressures that can arise from having that idealised student experience.
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Six Months of Silent Suffering that Led Me on a Road Close to Cancer
In starting my third year of studies I am sorely reminded of how terribly scary→
My Relationship With… OCD
Joanna Magill discusses her experiences as a sufferer of OCD and how it must be taken more seriously in our society.
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Tips For Keeping Your Student House Clean
Whether you’re a fresher or a returning student – here’s some shiny new tips to keep your flat or house in tip-top shape.
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Don’t Worry About Your Career In STEM!
Some helpful advice for all first year STEM students on careers and life after a Bachelor’s degree
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How Does Reading Ability Contribute to the Gender Gap in STEM?
A recent study explores how students’ academic abilities impact their choice to study STEM.
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Southampton To Become ‘Tech Capital of the South’ After AI Boost
Henry Shah reports on Southampton City Council’s decision to keep the City developing in the Digital Age.
→Travel View all
Where I Went On Holiday
Three Wessex Scene writers talk about their summer abroad.
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How to Add a Year Abroad to Your Degree
Linnea Largerstedt outlines the steps to add a year abroad to your degree.
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A Clear Blue Sky: Remembering 9/11 in New York City
Henry Shah reflects on his poignant visit to Ground Zero, the site of the 9/11 terrorist attacks
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A Totally Reliable Guide to Southampton
Welcome to Southampton and congratulations on giving up on life so early. I’m kidding— that’s→
The Simple Contract For Every UoS Student
Amy Penn brings you the compulsory contract for every new student, as featured in the Fresher Magazine
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Fresher Accidentally Joins Army at Uni Bunfight
New student Mark Fresh experienced the terrible circumstances of signing up for something without bothering to check what it actually is
→Creative Writing View all
The Inside and Outside Occupation of a Lamppost
She is at once reassuring and disconcerting. A hand lying flat against her for balance,→
Crash and Fall
A short story dealing with the aftermath of a car accident.
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This Poem is Nothing
Author Sophie pens a poem about self-awareness.
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