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SUSU International Forum To Take Place on 11th December in Building 42, Bar 2, at 11am
Tomorrow will see SUSU host its first International Forum, an event for informal discussion regarding changes students would like to see to all things international at the University.
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The Brighter Side of Social Media: #EndPillShaming
For The Brighter Side of Social Media, Jo Lisney highlights the campaign to #EndPillShaming and gives an account of how anti-depressants have helped improve her mental health.
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Brief Encounters with Politics: Release of Student Held for Espionage
Despite the Brexit debate maintaining its place at the centre of British politics, there was→
The Week in British Politics: 3rd-9th December
Giles Rowing details UKIP’s recent exodus of senior figures within the party as well as other stories in the past week in British politics.
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Why Democracy Demands a Second Referendum
In light of the looming Brexit agreement parliamentary showdown, Max Burt stresses the need to for a people’s vote before it is too late.
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International Explainers: The Khmer Rouge and the Cambodian Genocide
Following the recent historic conviction of the leaders of the Khmer Rouge regime of Genocide, Ellis Murrell gives an International Explainer on the Cambodian Genocide.
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Political Profiles: Jair Bolsonaro
Aaron Readle writes a political profile the controversial and newly elected Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.
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The World’s Forgotten War
History will judge us harshly for our inertia on Yemen, Christopher George Halkou explains how the conflict has been overlooked.
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Premier League Team of the Month: November
Travis Walton reflects on the football highlights from this November.
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Women in Sports Week – Netball: UoS vs UWE Bristol Liveblog
Sports Editor Aaryaman Banerji covers the BUCS Netball fixture: Southampton vs West of England.
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Premier League Team of the Month: October
Travis Walton reflects on this month’s football highs.
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Why Democracy Demands a Second Referendum
In light of the looming Brexit agreement parliamentary showdown, Max Burt stresses the need to for a people’s vote before it is too late.
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The Problem of Toxic Masculinity
Annabel Gadd discusses why toxic masculinity is so damaging to the individual and society as a whole.
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The World’s Forgotten War
History will judge us harshly for our inertia on Yemen, Christopher George Halkou explains how the conflict has been overlooked.
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What is ASMR?
Molly Joyce explores the topic of ASMR and discusses the positive effect it can have on your life.
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My Relationship with… The Gym
Features editor, Linnea, explores her relationship with the gym and how it has changed her relationship with her body.
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How Fashion Has Enabled and Combatted Racism
How fashion, the clothing we wear, has on the one hand countered, and at other times been used as a tool of racist oppression.
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Southampton City Council AI Scrutiny Panel: Policy Framework Supporting Growth of AI and Data Driven Economy
On Thursday the 18th of October, the second of six monthly scrutiny inquiry panels discussed→
Southampton Researchers Provide Pivotal Information for the most Recent IPCC Report
A new report details the projected effects of 1.5ºC rise in global warming.
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How The EU Copyright Proposal Could Hurt The Internet
Writer Aaron Readle looks at what the future holds for the internet with the European Parliament approving the changes to the committee position on the European Union Copyright Directive (EUCD).
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The Myth of the ‘Random’ Search
Zachariah Sharif discusses how racial profiling and the practice of ‘random searches’ reflects racism within our society.
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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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