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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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Society Spotlight: University of Southampton Mind Society
Emily Fry shines a light on the University of Southampton Mind society, and advises on how you can get involved in raising awareness for mental health.
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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.
→Sport View all
How The Paralympic Games Have Developed Over The Years
Damian Meaden traces the history of the Paralympic Games to how we know them today.
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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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Sport and the Problem of ‘Lad Culture’
Ivan Morris Poxton discusses the prevalence of ‘lad culture’ within university sports, from our Sexual Consent Awareness magazine.
→Opinion View all
Why I Support Affirmative Action
As the job market becomes increasingly competitive, Avila Diana Chidume argues that affirmative action should be commonplace in order to achieve workplace equality.
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Why I Oppose Affirmative Action
The case against affirmative action.
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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.
→Lifestyle View all
4 Things You Need to Take to Uni and 3 Things You Don’t
Got that feeling you’ve forgotten something? Packing for uni can be stressful, but don’t panic! Olivia takes you through a few things you need and a few you can leave behind.
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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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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
Making The Most of a Trip
Megan Crossman shares her tips for planning the trip of a lifetime.
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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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