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Southampton Professor To Receive Prestigious British Academy Award
Professor of English Emma Clery has been awarded the prize.
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No, You Don’t Need to Worry About ‘Freshers Weight Gain’.
Bethany Saul uses her personal experience of extreme dieting to warn new students of the dangers of eating disorders and encourage them to prioritise their mental and physical health when coming to university.
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Politics View all
This Week in British Politics: 10th – 16th September
Brexit, proposed reduction of MP numbers and Universal Credit were key issues in the latest week in British politics.
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Live Blog: Ed Miliband at The Spark, Solent University
Join us for our live blog of Ed Miliband’s talk at Solent University.
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Winston Churchill: Hero or Villain?
Zach Sharif discusses the legacy of Winston Churchill in a context other than war.
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Myanmar’s Maltreatment of Rohingya Muslims Marches On
Myanmar and the fate of its Rohingya population has once again made headlines following a recent UN report which stridently condemned the actions of Myanmar’s powerful military.
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The Potential Future of South African Land
Aaron Readle looks into the potential new constitutional amendment that could expropriate the land of white farmers without compensation.
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Australian Political Turmoil – Scott Morrison Becomes 5th Prime Minister In 5 Years
The Australian Liberal Party’s infighting has played out to such epic proportions that a future House of Cards-style drama adaption may be fitting.
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Premier League Team of the Month: August
Travis Walton reflects on major football players following the conclusion of this year’s World Cup.
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Sexual Consent Awareness Sports Survey: Results
The Sexual Consent Awareness Society analyse the results of their sports survey.
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Allegations Don’t Ruin Careers, Rapists Do
In response to the defence of Chad Evans, Linnea Lagerstedt argues that victim blaming is a dangerous reality in rape cases that will have devastating consequences for future victims.
→Opinion View all
A Night Full of Rum at an Ironic Price? Restaurant Review of Revolución de Cuba
Tabassum Rahman and Steven Dibben give their review of Southampton’s new Cuban-themed restaurant, Revolución de Cuba.
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No, You Don’t Need to Worry About ‘Freshers Weight Gain’.
Bethany Saul uses her personal experience of extreme dieting to warn new students of the dangers of eating disorders and encourage them to prioritise their mental and physical health when coming to university.
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Winston Churchill: Hero or Villain?
Zach Sharif discusses the legacy of Winston Churchill in a context other than war.
→Lifestyle View all
A Night Full of Rum at an Ironic Price? Restaurant Review of Revolución de Cuba
Tabassum Rahman and Steven Dibben give their review of Southampton’s new Cuban-themed restaurant, Revolución de Cuba.
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Three Tips to Minimise That Fresher’s Weight Gain…
Worried about packing on the pounds as a Fresher? Here’s how to avoid it as best you can!
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My Relationship With Grief
Sophie Blake writes beautifully about her experiences with grief in the next instalment of this series.
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Pregnancy Prevention Apps: Do They Really Work?
Despite Natural Cycles’ recent approval by the FDA, contraceptive apps are not without their critics.
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The Already Endangered Tasmanian Devil Has Another Threat on Their Hands
Georgia Harper discusses a new form of contagious cancer affecting Tasmanian Devils.
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The Adventures of Boaty McBoatface
Two years on since the notorious public vote, we find out more about what RSS David Attenborough and Boaty McBoatface are up to.
→Travel View all
Crazy Golf is Much Better with Cocktails, Who Knew?
Oh, you thought crazy golf was for bored children on seaside holidays? Think again…
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Travel Essentials for a Heatwave
Amy Picknell suggests some practical tips for keeping cool in a heatwave, at home or away.
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Ethnicity and Travelling: Don’t Let The Colour of Your Skin Stop You
It’s wise to be aware of racial discrimination’s prevalence in a country, but not for it to entirely rule you and your inclination to visit places.
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