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Host of Appointments Made as University Restructure Gathers Pace
Appointments to 7 Associate Dean posts and the Head of the future School of Humanities have been announced.
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International Week of the Deaf: British Sign Language
Amy Picknell talks about the importance of learning sign language, during the International Week of the Deaf.
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Politics View all
The Value of Discussion
Something I am so proud of our generation for is our interest in politics and→
Why is There Such a Focus on What Women Wear in Politics?
An interesting discussion of the trend to focus on what a woman is wearing rather than her politics.
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Women in Parliament Around the World
Cameron Ridgway looks at female political representation around the globe.
→International View all
‘Up to 100’ Commonwealth Games Athletes Are Refusing to Leave Australia
Athletes attempting to claim asylum in Australia after the Commonwealth Games have seen their visas expire. So what comes next?
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Women in Parliament Around the World
Cameron Ridgway looks at female political representation around the globe.
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Malaysia’s Historic General Election: A New Chapter, Led by an Old Face
For the first time ever in its history as an independent nation, power has transferred hands in Malaysia. Writer Kieran Murray explains.
→Sport View all
‘Up to 100’ Commonwealth Games Athletes Are Refusing to Leave Australia
Athletes attempting to claim asylum in Australia after the Commonwealth Games have seen their visas expire. So what comes next?
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Autism Awareness Week: Lionel Messi – A Footballer With Aspergers
There are unconfirmed reports that the successful Barcelona player has Aspergers Syndrome.
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The Lions That No Longer Roar: How English Football’s Abject Mediocrity Has Been 20 Years in the Making
Aaryaman Banerji on the decline of English football.
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Meninism: Not Wrong, Just Uneducated
Most of the time, I don’t disagree with what meninism stands for. What scares me→
The Value of Discussion
Something I am so proud of our generation for is our interest in politics and→
The Royal Wedding: Happily Ever After – I Hope
Marrying a Prince may sound like a dream come true, but like all fairy tales, the story has a villain that could hinder the happily-ever-after ending.
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The Boundary Between Self-Care and Productivity
Magnus Gorney provides us with an insight into their own personal panics about whether to prioritise mental health or their degree.
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Revisiting My Sweet Childhood
Joanne Lisney tries some of her favourite sweets from childhood to see if they have stood the test of time.
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Give It A Go: The Viral Car-Crash Eyeliner Put To The Test
Linnea Lagerstedt puts Kat Von D’s tattoo liner to the ultimate test.
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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.
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Medical Gel: Suture of the Future?
A look at how we could see gunshot wounds and car accident traumas being stabilised with a simple gel in the near future
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Parent Persuasion
What to do when your parents aren’t on board with your adventurous plans…
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Essential Travel Guide to Summer
All the advice you need for any type of travel this summer.
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Dublin on a Budget
Travelling doesn’t have to break the bank.
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