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Give Your Feedback On Proposed Campus Developments
Staff, students and community members can have their say on some of the University’s future campus development plans on 25th and 26th June.
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Colourism in Asian Communities
Sub-editor Farihah on colourism in Asian communities.
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Politics View all
Colombia’s Presidential Election: A Turn To The Right?
Cameron Ridgway explores the results of the recent Colombian Presidential Election, which ended in victory for right-wing candidate Iván Duque.
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Brexit – European Union Withdrawal Bill Amendments Day Live Blog
Follow our live blog of today’s crucial Commons debate on the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill Lords’ Amendments.
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Brexit – Judgement Day? Guide to Possible Amendments to The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill
The known and possible amendments to the EU Withdrawal Bill which will be discussed in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
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International Explainers: What’s in a Name? Greece-FYR Macedonia Name Deal
Are FYR Macedonia to join Czechia, formerly the Czech Republic, in changing their name?
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Colombia’s Presidential Election: A Turn To The Right?
Cameron Ridgway explores the results of the recent Colombian Presidential Election, which ended in victory for right-wing candidate Iván Duque.
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The Darker Side of Conservation: Mistreatment of Indigenous People
Conservation and the preservation of indigenous peoples’ way of life should not be mutually exclusive aims.
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SUSU and SCA Society Launch Survey into Sexual Consent Awareness in Sports Societies
The survey looks to learn more about the experiences and extent of SCA issues in sports societies.
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Tunisia 1-2 England: From Russia With Hope
A brace from Harry Kane proved just enough to get England off to a winning World Cup start.
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Russia 5-0 Saudi Arabia: Chastised Hosts Expose Hapless Arab Ineptitude
Aaryaman Banerji reports on Russia’s first match of the World Cup against Saudi Arabia.
→Opinion View all
The Darker Side of Conservation: Mistreatment of Indigenous People
Conservation and the preservation of indigenous peoples’ way of life should not be mutually exclusive aims.
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Southampton’s Misunderstood Homeless
Charlotte Colombo on why we should think better of the homeless.
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Is Drawing Attention to Diversity Actually Divisive?
Our world and community are becoming more diverse and as a result, we have seen→
Lifestyle View all
Dishes From Around The World
Akshada Rawat addresses the undeniable popularity of foreign cuisines in the UK.
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Reduce The Stigma and Love Your Skin
Carly-May Kavanagh explores the topic of skin tanning and lightening.
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Take a Cuisine Trip
Ever wanted to try other cuisines but been too afraid to try? Writer Joanne Lisney gives a brief overview of her favourites for you to try at home.
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Ebola and The Potential ‘Cure-All’ Vaccine
As the Democratic Republic of Congo battles the latest outbreak of Ebola virus disease, we take a closer look at the science behind the experimental Ebola vaccine.
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Mushrooms! Can They Really Help Your Immune System?
A look into the literature surrounding mushrooms and immunity and their potential future in Western medicine.
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TEDx Southampton: In Conversation with James Dyke
Georgia Harper interviews Jakes Dyke, TEDx organiser for Southampton.
→Travel View all
A Swede’s Stockholm: The Ultimate Travel Guide to the City Interrailers Forgot
Culture, culture everywhere; from snow fun to sun – check out Linnea’s guide to Sweden.
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How Travel Makes You Employable
More than just a compilation of exhilirating experiences, travel can also help boost your CV.
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Take a Cuisine Trip
Ever wanted to try other cuisines but been too afraid to try? Writer Joanne Lisney gives a brief overview of her favourites for you to try at home.
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