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No Disciplinary Action To Be Taken Against SUSU President
Flora Noble will not face any further action after she did not give apologies for not attending March’s Union Senate meeting.
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‘Girl Power’: Successful Female-Led Campaigns
Taking a look at some of the recent successful female-led campaigns in the UK and the world.
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‘Girl Power’: Successful Female-Led Campaigns
Taking a look at some of the recent successful female-led campaigns in the UK and the world.
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SUSU’s Neglect of Voter Registration: Cross-Party Statement
Not only have SUSU failed to hold a single voter registration event themselves, in this case they’ve actively prevented attempts to ensure students are registered to vote in the local elections.
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Why We’re Against Flora Noble’s Disciplinary
Does our Union President really deserve this disciplinary?
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Syria’s Alleged Chemical Attack – Should The West Have Intervened?
Writer Tabassum Rahman investigates the political agendas for the air strikes and ask whether launching the air strikes was rushed before we got the full picture.
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Ex-President Lula Hands Himself Into The Brazilian Police Amid Protests
Ex-President of Brazil Lula hands himself into the police amid national and international uproar.
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Women’s Rights in the Middle East
Egypt granted women’s right to vote less than a decade after Belgium (and 15 years before Switzerland).
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Autism Awareness Week: Lionel Messi – A Footballer With Aspergers
There are unconfirmed reports that the successful Barcelona player has Aspergers Syndrome.
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The Lions That No Longer Roar: How English Football’s Abject Mediocrity Has Been 20 Years in the Making
Aaryaman Banerji on the decline of English football.
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Varsity 2018 – Live Blog
Follow our live coverage of Varsity 2018 for all the news and results as Team Southampton take on the University of Portsmouth.
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Islamophobic Incidents Reveal the True Ugliness of the Underground
http://gty.im/170643928 I love a trip to London – just walking through Hyde Park, going out→
SUSU’s Neglect of Voter Registration: Cross-Party Statement
Not only have SUSU failed to hold a single voter registration event themselves, in this case they’ve actively prevented attempts to ensure students are registered to vote in the local elections.
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Dear Christopher Snowden: An Open Letter
Dear Christopher Snowden. I must commend you, and fellow co-ordinators of Universities nationwide, on the→
Lifestyle View all
Sustainability Events in Southampton: Local Activists Weigh In
Kieran Murray interviews the organisers of some upcoming sustainability events taking place in Southampton this weekend.
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How to Give Yourself the Ultimate Treat Night
Now that deadline season is beyond us, we can actually think about all the healthy→
Don’t Be Dim-Witted, Get Your Bra Fitted
As of 2016, The Telegraph reported that 1/3 of UK women still buy the wrong sized→
Science & Technology View all
How Our Brains Live on After We Die
A look at what is left behind just as you begin to unravel mankind’s greatest mystery
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Society Spotlight: The Southampton University Human Powered Submarine Society
Have you heard of The Southampton University Human Powered Submarine Society yet? Here’s everything you need to know about them, including how to get involved yourself!
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What Is PCOS and What Can Be Done About It?
Savitha Karthikeyan profiles PCOS, a syndrome that affects one in five women.
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Vienna: A Student Friendly City?
Add Vienna to your list of European capitals to visit.
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The World’s Least Visited Countries: Part 3
The third installment of Sub-editor Farihah’s Least Visited Countries series.
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Surviving Long Journeys
How to avoid the bad back that haunts travel experiences
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