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Earth Day 2025: Profit Over Planet
Julia Dines explains how to avoid greenwashing, but still engage with Earth Day 2025
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The Gaza War: A Brief Insight into the Genocide in the Middle East
An interpretation of the ongoing genocide in Palestine and a brief insight into the complex history of the conflict.
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The Gaza War: A Brief Insight into the Genocide in the Middle East
An interpretation of the ongoing genocide in Palestine and a brief insight into the complex history of the conflict.
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Donald Trump and the Perseverance of Colonialism
James Hodgkinson discusses the colonial ideology at the root of Trump’s ideas, plans and policies.
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Last Week in Global Politics
In his weekly roundup, Luke Abbott highlights the main events in national and international politics.
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Hamilton at Ferrari: Is It The End?
Lewis Hamilton has been Formula 1’s most dominant and iconic figure for over a decade.→
The Jubilee Sports Centre £40m Refurbishment: Worth your money?
Read a full review of the University of Southampton’s brand new facilities, a comparison to other gyms, and a break-down of what you get for your money.
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WHAT A RISE! WHAT AN INSPIRATION!
Louis Austin reflects on the Lionesses inspirational victory at the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 in our Change and Adaption magazine
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Grad Ball, success or flop
It’s graduation season for the University of Southampton, but are the celebrations up to scratch for its students?
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Are young people more passionate about the climate emergency we are facing compared to older generations?
Catherine Tait discusses whether age is a factor in taking climate action.
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Sustainable Summer Fashion Trends
Looking to mix up your wardrobe this summer? Try this trend that won’t hurt the bank, or the planet!
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Grad Ball, success or flop
It’s graduation season for the University of Southampton, but are the celebrations up to scratch for its students?
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The Highs and Lows of my Coach-Travel F(l)ixation
Catherine Tait shares some top tips for embarking on long distance bus journeys
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Sustainable Summer Fashion Trends
Looking to mix up your wardrobe this summer? Try this trend that won’t hurt the bank, or the planet!
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Breaking Barriers: Women, Climate, and the Fight for Equality.
Maya Embrace Stevens summarises a Meliora podcast episode on challenges faced by women, and promotion of gender equality within sustainability initiatives
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Are young people more passionate about the climate emergency we are facing compared to older generations?
Catherine Tait discusses whether age is a factor in taking climate action.
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“Faith Veganism” the lost connection between religion and plant-based diets.
A recap of a Meliora podcast episode, that explores the link between diet, religion and sustainability.
→Travel View all
The Highs and Lows of my Coach-Travel F(l)ixation
Catherine Tait shares some top tips for embarking on long distance bus journeys
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Living Abroad Has Taught me About my Comfort Zone: And How to Push it
Hamish McLay reflects on how studying abroad in Granada has expanded his comfort zone
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Things We Should Value About the UK – Thoughts from Abroad.
Student working abroad, Hetty Mitchell, reminisces on some of the stranger aspects of UK culture that she misses.
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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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Your Ultimate Guide: How to not get spiked on a night out
Alana Yelzhassova writes gives a satirical account on how not to get into trouble on a night out in an article from our Change and Adaption magazine
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“SEAtS” App to be Rolled out Across More Areas of Campus
JM Hurford questions the enrolment of the SEAtS app in other aspects of student life in an article from our Change and Adaption Magazine
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