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Huge Fire Blazes at Building Site near St Mary’s Road
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How Volunteering Helped Me Recover From Trauma
Features Editor Linnea Lagerstedt shares her experience walking in the Feminist Society Catwalk for Consent.
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Politics View all
All-Student Vote: SUSU Will Formally Campaign For a Brexit People’s Vote
The all-student vote saw an overwhelming vote in favour of the students’ union campaigning for a second referendum.
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All-Student Vote for Students’ Union to Support a People’s Vote on Brexit
The students’ union are seeking the views of students on whether they should adopt a formal position of campaigning for a People’s Vote or second referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU.
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Political Profiles: Bernie Sanders
Tom Ford examines US 2016 & 2020 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and his ‘agenda for a new America’.
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LGBT China – What happened to the “Passion Of The Cut Sleeve”?
Featured in Wessex Scene’s LGBT+ Magazine, International Editor Tabassum Rahman gives an overview of LGBT history in China.
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A Century of Firsts For LGBT+ Activism
Featured in our LGBT+ Magazine, Stefania Zeniou gives a timeline of historic LGBT firsts and movements throughout this century.
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Political Profiles: Bernie Sanders
Tom Ford examines US 2016 & 2020 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and his ‘agenda for a new America’.
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Varsity 2019 – Live Blog
Bringing the latest twists and turns at the annual Varsity contest with the University of Portsmouth.
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VP Sports Olivia Reed Candidate Interview
Wessex Scene’s Charlotte Colombo spoke to the only candidate – aside from RON – standing for Vice-President Sports in Union Elections 2019.
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Sexuality in Sport
Kate Briggs-Price on how false ideas of “womanhood” undermine women’s participation in sport.
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Questioning the State of Britain’s Education System
Emily Fry explores the ongoing legacy of Michael Gove and the impact he has had on Britain’s education system.
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“So are you, like, fluent?” − Why doing a year abroad doesn’t mean you’ll come back fluent
Study abroad programmes are amazing experiences and they help refine your linguistic skills. But one year doesn’t mean you’ll automatically become fluent.
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We Have to Come Together: Christchurch
Zach Sharif discusses the recent terrorist attack on the Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Review: The Edge
Molly Joyce has only good things to say about Southampton’s LGBTQ+ club, The Edge.
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The Underrepresentation of Asexuality
Zach Sharif on how asexuality is severely underrepresented in our incereasingly sexualised society.
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The Problem With “The Gay Best Friend” Trope
Molly Joyce delves into the culture of the ‘gay best friend’, and why these often much-loved characters are actually deeply problematic.
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University of Southampton’s Annual Science and Engineering Day on Saturday 16th March
The University’s Science and Engineering Day offers a range of events and topics for visitors.
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CRISPR: The Gene Editing Revolution
Very few things have excited the scientific community in recent years more than CRISPR technology,→
Prescribing More Than Just Pills
Could social prescribing be the future with regards to supporting patients with chronic illness?
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Travelling While Trans
From our LGBT+ magazine, Alyssa-Caroline Burnette discusses travelling while trans.
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“So are you, like, fluent?” − Why doing a year abroad doesn’t mean you’ll come back fluent
Study abroad programmes are amazing experiences and they help refine your linguistic skills. But one year doesn’t mean you’ll automatically become fluent.
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Your Quick Guide To The Best Natural Beauty Spots In Galway
A guide to four of the bests spots in Galway.
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