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No Nonsense Politics: MAGA meets Manchester
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Alone in Valentine: Singer-Songwriter Joe Martin’s Latest Album and Upcoming Show in Southampton
Joe Martin, a UK singer-songwriter, is coming to Southampton in his UK tour to promote his newly released album Alone in Valentine. Read and learn more about Joe, his music, and his upcoming tour in this article written by Iman Jan.
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From Frat Houses to Freshers’ Week: Can Women Trust Their Unis?
Content warning: This article discusses themes of sexual violence, sexual assault, drink spiking and sexual→
No Nonsense Politics: MAGA meets Manchester
Have you ever been sitting with friends or family and they just start talking about→
Liberal democracy is under threat like never before. But in 2026, Macron and Carney are leading the fightback.
With the concept of liberal democracy under constant attack, most notably by a US President→
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Six Places for Exercising in Southampton (That aren’t the Common)
Picture this: you’ve been living in Southampton for a few months, or a few years.→
“Gaggles of women” and Their Love for Sport
“Women’s place in the sporting world is constantly undervalued and reduced to fit in with male fan’s fantasies”. Why are women still criticised for enjoying or playing sports in 2025?
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Southampton Come Dancing: The Event of the Season
Southampton Come Dancing – what can you expect?
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Liberal democracy is under threat like never before. But in 2026, Macron and Carney are leading the fightback.
With the concept of liberal democracy under constant attack, most notably by a US President→
Why Are We Still Waiting for Britain’s Love Actually Moment?
Earlier this week, Andy Burnham and Donald Trump held their first in-person bilateral meeting. Read Matthew Bailey’s article as he discusses the disappointment of Burnham’s conduct as he remembers a pivotal political scene in the notable film Notting Hill.
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How to Survive Your First Edinburgh Fringe: A Rookie’s Guide to the Shows That Made the Trip.
Matthew Bailey’s survival guide to the world’s largest performing arts festival Edinburgh Festival Fringe, read more for his take on the best and most time worthy shows!
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Oasis to Knebworth? Is Britpop back?
Over the last few years Oasis has experienced an undeniable resurgence, becoming a mainstay in→
How to Survive Your First Edinburgh Fringe: A Rookie’s Guide to the Shows That Made the Trip.
Matthew Bailey’s survival guide to the world’s largest performing arts festival Edinburgh Festival Fringe, read more for his take on the best and most time worthy shows!
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The Brevity of Student Life: Tackling Time Management
Read David Meldrum’s thorough look into the complexities of being a student in this article.
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The Brevity of Student Life: Tackling Time Management
Read David Meldrum’s thorough look into the complexities of being a student in this article.
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The Plant-Based Universities Petition: Play Your Part for Our Planet
As of 2025, with warming at 1.4°C above pre-industrial levels, the first irreversible global tipping→
Broken by Design: How the UK Energy System Serves Fossil Fuels Over People
George Mingay provides an insightful discussion of the energy pricing system in the UK, and why we aren’t seeing the benefits of renewables in our energy bills
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Vienna’s Christmas Markets Wait For You…
Allow Elora Carrard to take you on a journey through the vibrant, bustling Christmas markets of Vienna.
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Can You Study Abroad Without Breaking the Bank?
Considering studying abroad? Read the following first-hand advice to find out how you can make it viable.
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Rome: Chasing Time in the Eternal City
Seven days stayed, forty-four monuments discovered…
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How to Survive Being a Fresher
Some satirical advice for your first year at university.
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The Student Summertime Blues and How Can We Beat Them?
Summer might be a time associated with leisure and fun for most, but it can also be easy to fall into a depression. Fortunately, Isabella Ottenbrajt has some insight into how to keep the blues away!
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Tories unsure whether to blame current or previous Labour government for current mess
J.M. Hurford gives a satirical report of the Tory record defeat
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