University of Southampton’s Blackboard Site Gets A New Look
The new homepage design has been implemented to improve the look and usability of the site, without course or module designs being affected.
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Megan Gaen
Lifestyle Editor 2020/21. German and Spanish Final Year Student.
My Thoughts and Hopes Going Into Final Year
2020 has been a strange year (to say the least!), but the start of September→
Student Cookbooks That We Love
Living away from home at uni means cooking for yourself, so Lifestyle Editor Megan Gaen has compiled a list of cookbooks to help students out.
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The Must-Visit Places In and Around Southampton
The must-visit places near the Southampton, due to their location they offer an escape from our routined lifestyle during the university terms. Check out the places, plan ahead or be spontaneous!
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‘Eat Out to Help Out’ August Deal Launches TODAY
Participating restaurants include Tang’s Chinese Restaurant, Sprinkles Gelato, and Starbucks.
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Tackling Racism in the Fashion Industry: The Creation of the Black In Fashion Council
Lifestyle Editor Megan Gaen highlights the creation of the Black In Fashion Council, following the global anti-racism campaigns.
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Salons Can Reopen From Monday: The Latest Easing Of Government Restrictions
Lifestyle Editor Megan Gaen reports on the government’s latest easing of lockdown allowing certain salons to reopen from Monday.
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Southampton Coronavirus Response Fund Has Reached Over £500,000
Since the beginning of the pandemic, researchers at the University of Southampton have been working to play their part in the fight against COVID-19. Thanks to alumni and the public, donations to the Southampton Coronavirus Response Fund have hit over half a million pounds,
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But Doesn’t Everyone Speak English? Tips For Travelling To Countries Where You Don’t Speak The Language
Tips for travelling when speaking English isn’t a given.
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From Frontline to Front Page: British Vogue Makes Key Workers Its July Cover Stars
Megan Gaen discusses British Vogue’s July cover stars, who have gone from ‘frontline to front cover’, and how this could be a sign of the popular publication moving towards more representative journalism.
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