Arts and Humanities Teaching Bursaries Abolished: A Government Attack on the Arts
Megan Crossman argues the government’s latest move to scrap teacher training bursaries for arts and humanities teachers is a callous attack on the arts sector.
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Megan Crossman
2019/2020 Deputy Editor. English grad with a love for giraffes, tea and travel.
The Case Against Private Schools
“A child’s education should never be based on whether or not their parents have the money to be able to go to private school”
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Why Do We Believe in Conspiracy Theories?
Deputy Editor Megan Crossman explores the different reasons that so many of us believe in conspiracy theories.
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How To Claim Money Back on a Cancelled Flight
Deputy Editor Megan Crossman gives advice on how to get a refund for cancelled travel plans in the face of coronavirus.
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Was H.H Holmes Jack the Ripper?
Megan Crossman explores the different sides of the argument as to whether American serial killer H.H Holmes was also Jack the Ripper.
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Union Senate 15th June 2020: Liveblog
Follow Wessex Scene’s coverage of the last Union Senate of the 2019/2020 academic year.
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Southampton 90th in QS World University Rankings
The University also rank 5th for Nursing.
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Southampton Rises to 17th Ranking on the Complete University Guide
Southampton have also retained first place for their Physiotherapy course.
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Update: Second Year Modern Languages Students Launch Petition Against UoS Grade Policy
The students call on the University ‘to consider us and the emotional turmoil we have all been through’ following announcements none of their second year marks will count.
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I’ve Been Cheated By You, Coronavirus: Thoughts From a Final Year Student
Deputy Editor Megan Crossman on why she feels cheated out of the final year of her degree.
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