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SUSU And LGBT+ Society Lobby University to Rename Brunei House After Anti-Gay Law
Following Brunei’s imposition of the death penalty for gay men and women, the LGBT+ Society and SUSU want to rename the Glen Eyre Halls residence.
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The Dark Side of Brexit
Politics Editor Charlotte Colombo explores the dark sides of the debates surrounding Brexit.
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The Dark Side of Brexit
Politics Editor Charlotte Colombo explores the dark sides of the debates surrounding Brexit.
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Saving The Notre Dame: Let’s Get Our Priorities Straight
The fire at the Notre Dame saw millions raised for reparations, but could this money be better used to improve human lives?
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Why We Can’t Agree
Politics has taken a turn, with lies, ‘mistruths’ and sensationalism dominating the debate and sparking irrational arguments where nobody can agree.
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Notre Dame: “It was important to come and reflect”
Reflections on the Notre Dame fire from the banks of the Seine.
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Auschwitz: The Most Important Museum in the World
Henry Shah reflects on his travels to Auschwitz and its camp Birkenau from the Holocaust where 1.3 million people were taken.
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Saving The Notre Dame: Let’s Get Our Priorities Straight
The fire at the Notre Dame saw millions raised for reparations, but could this money be better used to improve human lives?
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Jubilee Swimming Pool Changing Rooms to be Refurbished in The Summer
Unisex and disabled changing area facilities are coming to the swimming pool changing rooms this summer.
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How to Succeed at a Football Trial with Practically No Experience
A lot of people are surprised that I like football. I’m not the typical sort→
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French Rugby to Hold Referendum on Foreign National Coach
Another twist in the increasingly absurd tale that is French national rugby.
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Brexit: A Nation Reunited?
The consequences of Brexit go further than economic issues and immigration numbers. There is also a real threat to peace.
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Saving The Notre Dame: Let’s Get Our Priorities Straight
The fire at the Notre Dame saw millions raised for reparations, but could this money be better used to improve human lives?
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Why We Can’t Agree
Politics has taken a turn, with lies, ‘mistruths’ and sensationalism dominating the debate and sparking irrational arguments where nobody can agree.
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Mini Egg Easter Bakes
Got more Mini Eggs in your cupboard than you can eat? I can’t believe it’s true, but if so, why not incorporate them into some tasty baked treats!
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The Male Pill: Can We Ever Fully Trust It?
Zarah Akhavan-Moossavi discusses the issues with the male pill, should it be released.
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Five Weird Hot Cross Buns to Jazz Up Your Easter
Hannah runs through some of the more alternative hot cross buns available this Easter.
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Vaccines: Effective yet Controversial?
While vaccines boast worldwide success, opposition to their use continues today.
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The Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination
Swathy Sanjay Sindhu on the psychology and prejudice of discrimination.
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The Problems with Face ID
Zach Sharif takes a look at why racial bias in face-recognition systems, like Apple’s iPhone X, continues to occur.
→Travel View all
Notre Dame: “It was important to come and reflect”
Reflections on the Notre Dame fire from the banks of the Seine.
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Auschwitz: The Most Important Museum in the World
Henry Shah reflects on his travels to Auschwitz and its camp Birkenau from the Holocaust where 1.3 million people were taken.
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Where to go on a Staycation
With summer fast approaching, Megan Crossman looks at some examples of great places to ‘staycation’.
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