Business and Languages Students Granted Extra Module Choices Following a Wessex Scene Enquiry
Students were left dissatisfied following an allocation of just one 15-credit business module for Semester One.
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Tuition Fees Rise in-line with Inflation: How Much Is a Degree Worth, Really?
UoS students and staff respond to the recent announcement that tuition fees are set to increase
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The Labour Party is in an Ideological No-Mans Land. Is it of their own making?
Labour’s lost ideology: Who is to blame for the rise in the far right?
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Welcome to Southampton
A brief history and introduction to what makes Southampton the city it is today.
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Hartley Library: Southampton’s Biggest Library in Statistics
Do you know how many people use it per year? How many books it holds? When it was founded? Read into its history, how it’s developed into what we know it as today, and the statistics of its use.
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Is Time a Healer?
A personal perspective on the relation between grief and the passing of time.
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Students React as Jesters Nightclub is Facing Potential Closure
Clubs and societies react to the prospect of the closure of one of the students’ favourite, slightly unconventional, Southampton night out.
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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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Do You Want to Write to Wessex Scene?
Follow this step-by-step guide on how to get involved in what we do at Wessex Scene.
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Głos Domu Chłopców: Student Journalism in the Holocaust
The importance of student journalism in today’s world is undeniable; it unites students, it gives→