The University of Southampton Is Shortlisted for Two Whatuni Awards
The University of Southampton has recently been recognised in two categories: Clubs and Societies and Postgrad Experiences.
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Rachel Mather
Third year History student with a passion for journalism. I have a particular interest in minority rights, historical comparisons and current affairs. Unapologetic feminist.
Public vs Personal Pride
As coming out is increasingly celebrated, it is important also acknowledge how hard the process can be.
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VP Education and Democracy Sebastian Graves-Read Candidate Interview
Wessex Scene interviewed Union Elections 2019 Vice-President Education and Democracy candidate Sebastian Graves-Read to find out what he’d do if elected.
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VP Welfare and Community Fleur MacInnes Candidate Interview
Find out what Union Elections 2019 Vice-President Welfare and Community candidate Fleur MacInnes had to say when interviewed by Wessex Scene.
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Plastic, Periods and the Price of Moral Menstruation
Choosing to have ‘plastic free periods’ is not a choice that many woman can afford to make.
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The Dangers and Dilemmas of Drinking Alcohol Abroad
Rachel Mather urges tourists to be aware of alcohol restrictions and bans when holidaying abroad.
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Discriminatory Admissions: More than a Stormzy in a Teacup
Rachel Mather on why criticism of Stormzy’s Cambridge University scholarships for ‘underprivileged or disadvantaged’ black students is unjustified.
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The Importance of Being Kind
In times of increasing divisiveness, it is important to remember that small acts of kindness can make a huge difference.
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Thanks Given to Public and University for Helping Gravely Ill PhD Student get Back Home
Thanks has been given after the donations from the public and the University of Southampton enabled terminally ill PhD student to fly home.
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Update – Student Union President Issues Public Apology After Suggesting Painting Over WW1 Mural
The Union President’s tweets have created an online debate over whether the WW1 mural is honourable or unrepresentative.
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