Black History Month Live Blog – Our Curriculum: Is it Diverse? (Liveblog)
SUSU is hosting a debate on diversity in the University’s curriculum as part of Black→
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#MyMorningAfter: Breaking the Stigma of Emergency Contraception
An anonymous writer shares her experience with emergency contraception, in the hopes to reduce the stigma surrounding a responsible decision.
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Leaving Religion? You Are Not Alone
President and Vice-President of Humanist Student Southampton Tabassum Rahman and David Stanley explain their upcoming support group for apostates and those considering leaving religion.
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Accepting My Mind: Loneliness and Worrying
In relation to world mental health day, an anonymous writers shares their experience of loneliness, and how cognitive behavioural therapy helped them feel better.
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The Greatest Freshers Ball 2018 Review
Macey McDermott describes her experience at the 2018 Freshers Ball in a raving review of The Greatest Showman themed evening.
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My Relationship With… Therapy
For World Mental Health Day, Emily Fry explores her developing relationship with therapy and how it has helped her manage her thoughts.
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Preparing For Your Year Abroad
News Editor Hermione Cook shares her top tips for preparing for the exciting, yet terrifying, year abroad.
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Sexual Consent Awareness: Guidance and Support
Laura Barr from the Sexual Consent Awareness Society, gives advice on how to stay safe during freshers and lists the resources available for all victims of sexual assault.
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Interview with New SUSU President Emily Dawes – Extended Version
An extended interview with 2018-19 Union President, Emily Dawes.
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Interview with Travel Explorer and Journalist Pip Stewart
Ahead of her ‘Reflections from the Amazon’ talk at Turner Sims on 2nd October at 8pm, we caught up with explorer and journalist Pip Stewart.
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