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SUSU: Stag’s Karaoke Cancelled Until Further Notice
The announcement came amid rising case rates in Highfield and adjacent areas.
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Sons of Africa: The 18th Century Black Londoners Campaigning for Abolition
Katie Byng-Hall discusses the often-overlooked role of Black abolitionists and their mark on history.
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Politics View all
Sons of Africa: The 18th Century Black Londoners Campaigning for Abolition
Katie Byng-Hall discusses the often-overlooked role of Black abolitionists and their mark on history.
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President Moon Jae-in’s People Power Problem
It’s been a difficult few months for South Korea’s president.
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Why We Get Mental Health Wrong
Funding the NHS: The Elephant in the Room?
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Sons of Africa: The 18th Century Black Londoners Campaigning for Abolition
Katie Byng-Hall discusses the often-overlooked role of Black abolitionists and their mark on history.
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The Pandemic Has Shifted My Priorities Forever
Features Editor Kate Byng-Hall explores how the pandemic opened her eyes to what really matters in life.
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Giving Goat Yoga a Go: My Experience
Lifestyle Editor Megan Gaen reflects on her Goat Yoga experience during SUSU’s Summer Festival.
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Chelsea FC: How Tactical Intelligence and Faith in Youth Led to European Success
As Thomas Tuchel prepared for his second UEFA Champions League final is as many seasons,→
The Football Season: Ups, Downs and Everything in Between
As a tumultuous football season has come to an end, we take a look at→
Saints Lose Half of All Premier League Games This Season With Hammers Defeat
West Ham United secured their highest league finish since 1999 with a comfortable 3-0 win→
Opinion View all
The Power of Eilish: A Feminist Review
Ellie Griffiths takes a look at how Billie Eilish exemplifies the pressure young women feel and how her recent Vogue interview made a major impact.
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We All Need Hugs
Katie Byng-Hall tells us why hugs are the best.
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How My Therapy Cats Saved My Life
Alyssa-Caroline Burnette tells us about the therapeutic value of her cats.
→Lifestyle View all
Giving Goat Yoga a Go: My Experience
Lifestyle Editor Megan Gaen reflects on her Goat Yoga experience during SUSU’s Summer Festival.
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The End of an Era: Oceana Will Not Be Reopening
After 15 years, student-favourite Oceana nightclub has announced it has closed its doors for good.
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The Power of Eilish: A Feminist Review
Ellie Griffiths takes a look at how Billie Eilish exemplifies the pressure young women feel and how her recent Vogue interview made a major impact.
→Science & Technology View all
Circuits and Steel: China’s Muscle in the South China Sea
The People’s Republic is closer than ever to realising its ambitions.
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The Rise of the Meme Coins
Meme coins are storming the crypto market.
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The Pressure to Succeed: Why Scientists are Prone to Mental Health Issues
Scientists are not immune to mental health issues; research suggests they may be prone to them.
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A Pilgrimage of Self-Reflection: Enlightenment in the Foothills of Germany
Emily Dennis explores how her experience in Germany granted her a feeling of respite, preparation, and self-reflection before transitioning into a new chapter of her life. Readers will discover the value of unplanned and unfettered experiences alongside the unusual tales they allow us to tell.
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Navigating the Psychology of a Post-Covid Age
In this article, Sarah Davil explores the anxieties of a digital life during covid and our inability to travel. Alongside this, the article attempts to empathise with those experiencing anxiety with a return to normality, and the permanent impact of covid on our desires to go abroad.
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A Transcendence between States of Mind: Untangling the Tribulations of Self-Discovery
Whilst life with covid has proven both difficult and inhibiting, it has also forced us to recognise the things that go unnoticed before our very eyes. In this article, the writer attempts to explore the respite and self-reflection that the pandemic has granted us, culminating with a newfound appreciation for the things around us.
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Cocky Student Taught A Real Lesson with Bad Draft Mark
‘It should just be easy, shouldn’t it?’
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How To Tell If You’re Drunk
Elizabeth Sorrell gives us a lesson on how to tell when you’ve had a few too many, something many of us seem to need a refresher in.
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‘I’m Really OCD About my Kitchen Cupboard’ and Other Ways to Sound Like a Butthead
Alyssa-Caroline Burnette explains how to really wind up your housemates in our recent Mental Health magazine.
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Sons of Africa: The 18th Century Black Londoners Campaigning for Abolition
Katie Byng-Hall discusses the often-overlooked role of Black abolitionists and their mark on history.
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The Pandemic Has Shifted My Priorities Forever
Features Editor Kate Byng-Hall explores how the pandemic opened her eyes to what really matters in life.
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Giving Goat Yoga a Go: My Experience
Lifestyle Editor Megan Gaen reflects on her Goat Yoga experience during SUSU’s Summer Festival.
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