The Brighter Side of Social Media: #EndPillShaming
For The Brighter Side of Social Media, Jo Lisney highlights the campaign to #EndPillShaming and gives an account of how anti-depressants have helped improve her mental health.
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Dementia: Finding the Needle of Good in the Haystack of Bad
Beth Ablett shares her personal experience with dealing with dementia, and highlights the importance of looking on the bright side of life even in the toughest of times.
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What is ASMR?
Molly Joyce explores the topic of ASMR and discusses the positive effect it can have on your life.
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The University of Southampton’s Efforts to Tackle Racial Inequality
From the Race and Racism Magazine, Ivan Morris Poxton examines what the University is doing to improve the treatment and wellbeing of BAME staff and students.
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My Relationship with… The Gym
Features editor, Linnea, explores her relationship with the gym and how it has changed her relationship with her body.
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Crime and Notting Hill Carnival
Macey McDermott discusses the media’s vilification of Notting Hill Carnival.
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World Diabetes Day: Type 1 Diabetes Explained
For World Diabetes Day, Joe Briody busts some of the myths surrounding type 1 diabetes.
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VP Sports Steve Gore on Society Funding
In light of our article analysing grants awarded last year by SUSU to student societies, we contacted VP Sports Steve Gore to ask about how SUSU funds societies, and some of the figures and statistics that have been brought to light.
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SUSU Society Funding Revealed: 2017-18
Wessex Scene can reveal which societies and zones received the most – and the least – funding from SUSU last year.
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Transgender Awareness Week 2018: Awareness, Education, and Love
In honour of Transgender Awareness Week, Kestral Gaian uses their personal experience to shed a light of the importance of the upcoming weeks and the events hosted by and around the University.
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