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Transphobic Sticker Found in Union Building
A transphobic sticker was found last night in the women’s bathroom of the union building.
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Leaving Religion? You Are Not Alone
President and Vice-President of Humanist Student Southampton Tabassum Rahman and David Stanley explain their upcoming support group for apostates and those considering leaving religion.
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Politics View all
Views on the News: May Fails to Woo Wavering Labour Voters
In light of Theresa May’s recently published Guardian article, aimed to persuade wavering Labour voters to back her cause, writer Ben Dolbear offers a commentary on the promises and statements made by the PM.
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This Week in British Politics: 1st – 7th October
Billy Boulton reports on this week in British politics.
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Political Profiles: Jeremy Corbyn
Bethany Saul breaks down Jeremy Corbyn’s main aims and policies.
→International View all
Preparing For Your Year Abroad
News Editor Hermione Cook shares her top tips for preparing for the exciting, yet terrifying, year abroad.
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International Explainer: Brett Kavanaugh’s Nomination to The Supreme Court
Features Editor Linnea Lagerstadt explains the controversy surrounding Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the US Supreme Court.
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Maoist China, But Were Too Unsure to Ask
Reflecting on the recent events of the Naxalites in India, writer Steven Dibben investigates and flips the coin on the narrative towards Maoism.
→Sport View all
Premier League Team of The Month: September
Travis Walton discusses the highlights in football during September.
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SCA and Sports
The Sexual Consent Awareness Society, Laura Elizabeth, discusses upcoming events and how you can get involved!
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Breaking into Sports Journalism
From our summer-issued Employability magazine, Damian Meaden took a closer look at breaking into Sports journalism.
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The Vice-Chancellor’s Retirement: What Next?
With the recent announcement of VC Professor Sir Christopher Snowden’s retirement, the Marxist Society demands a complete overhaul of the University structure in order to achieve real change in the system.
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Views on the News: May Fails to Woo Wavering Labour Voters
In light of Theresa May’s recently published Guardian article, aimed to persuade wavering Labour voters to back her cause, writer Ben Dolbear offers a commentary on the promises and statements made by the PM.
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Political Profiles: Jeremy Corbyn
Bethany Saul breaks down Jeremy Corbyn’s main aims and policies.
→Lifestyle View all
A Fashion Guide to Clubbing in Southampton
Sophie Olver tells all, giving fashion advice for Southampton students – both new and old – as they navigate their way round all the clubs the city has to offer.
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Things I Wish I’d Known Before University
Damian Meaden shares four things he’s learnt during his time at University that he wishes he’d known beforehand.
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My Relationship With… Therapy
For World Mental Health Day, Emily Fry explores her developing relationship with therapy and how it has helped her manage her thoughts.
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Southampton City Council AI Scrutiny Panel: How AI, Robots and Technology Will Transform Southampton’s Employment By 2030
Writer Patrick Lowe delivers an overview of the recent SCC Scrutiny Inquiry Panel which discussed the implications of advancing artificial intelligence, robotics and technology on the future of employment in Southampton and beyond.
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Building A Spectacular STEM CV
Three steps to securing that job with GSK…
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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.
→Travel View all
A Freshers’ Guide to Southampton
Damian Meaden gives the 2018 freshers a quick round up of some of the best spots in Southampton.
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A Practical Guide to Southampton
Sophie Olver puts together an extremely useful guide to understanding the many unilink bus routes around Southampton.
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When Travelling Goes Wrong
Megan Crossman highlights some key things that can go wrong whilst travelling, and how to handle the situation.
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