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‘Extra-Curricular Elective’ Module Launched to Provide Credit for Volunteering
New for the 2018-19 academic year, HUMA2019 will allow students to gain academic credit for some non-academic extra-curricular activities.
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Gendarmes, Cigarettes and Rock Music: Remembering Croatia’s Cult Heroes of 1998
Ahead of their World Cup clash against England, Aaryaman Banerji looks back at Croatia’s last run to the semi-finals, and the ‘cult’ heroes of 1998.
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This Week In British Politics: 2nd-8th July
Ned Williams reviews yet another eventful week across British politics, covering news that includes an unusual parliamentary by-election and a major Cabinet resignation.
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Politics Simplified: The NHS
It has been 70 years following the launch of the NHS, but public attitudes haven’t changed.
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Mexico’s Presidential Election: Third Time Lucky for López Obrador?
As Mexicans go to the polls to elect their next President, Cameron Ridgway considers the likely outcomes of today’s vote.
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Mexico’s Presidential Election: Third Time Lucky for López Obrador?
As Mexicans go to the polls to elect their next President, Cameron Ridgway considers the likely outcomes of today’s vote.
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World Stories You May Have Missed: June 2018
Cameron Ridgway rounds up some of the world news stories you may have been unaware of over the last month.
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The Brazilian Presidential Election: Potential Candidates
Leila Scola takes a look at the candidates for the upcoming Brazilian presidential elections.
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Sport and Wellbeing Membership Changes: Increased Availability of Casual Sport Sessions
The changes look to increase the accessibility of Sport and Wellbeing facilities to students.
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Gendarmes, Cigarettes and Rock Music: Remembering Croatia’s Cult Heroes of 1998
Ahead of their World Cup clash against England, Aaryaman Banerji looks back at Croatia’s last run to the semi-finals, and the ‘cult’ heroes of 1998.
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2018 Mid-Year Rugby Union Internationals: Home Nations Review
Which home nation side would probably prefer it if the 2019 Rugby World Cup was held now?
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A Quiet Place, A Happy Place. Does Extroversion Equal Happiness?
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It’s Not Just Football That’s ‘Coming Home’
For some women, England’s football success isn’t just a matter of pride – it’s a means of survival.
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Rape Culture: Why Should We Compromise Our Freedom?
Charlotte Colombo on why we need to change our society’s attitude to sexual assault and victim-blaming.
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Remember to be Respectful this Festival Season
Linnea explains how you can avoid causing offense with your fashion choices during this summer’s festival season.
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Why Do Your Shoes Hurt in the Summer?
Why is it that shoes are so uncomfortable in summer?
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A Vegan’s Mexico: The Disappointing Reality of The Veggie Traveller
Linnea Lagerstedt explores the difficulty in finding good veggie food to eat outside the UK.
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A Quiet Place, A Happy Place. Does Extroversion Equal Happiness?
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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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A Vegan’s Mexico: The Disappointing Reality of The Veggie Traveller
Linnea Lagerstedt explores the difficulty in finding good veggie food to eat outside the UK.
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Exploring Home: Wiltshire and Somerset
Faye Williamson details some of the hidden gems worth exploring in Wiltshire and Somerset.
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The Truth About Being Cabin Crew
The truth behind the cabin crew’s cheery smiles…
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