Scary reads for Halloween
Just in time for spooky season, Reece Goodall shares with us his favourite haunted reads
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Simple and classic Halloween costumes for the trendy student
Knowing what to wear on Halloween can be difficult, particularly for students on a low budget. Claudia Benitez shares some easy, reusable and cheap Halloween costumes.
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Women’s Six Nations: Scotland 13-13 France
In what can only be described as a shocking result, Scotland drew 13-13 with France in a wet and windy Scotstoun Stadium, ending all hope Les Bleus had at winning the 2020 Grand Slam. The game got off to a rocky start with Lisa Thompson’s starting kick going dead, handing...
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Universities pressuring staff to work on campus for a ‘vibrant’ atmosphere
Universities have received a strong level of criticism for pressuring staff to work on campus so a “vibrant” atmosphere can be created.
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Should Extinction Rebellion be classified as an ‘organised crime group’?
Like many other left-leaning Guardian readers, I was delighted to watch the well-circulated video of Extinction Rebellion’s audacious blockage of Rupert Murdoch’s News UK printing sites. On Friday 4 September, more than 100 protesters met outside the printing manufacturers at Broxbourne in Hertfordshire and Knowsley, near Liverpool. The group targeted News...
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University of Warwick to adopt IHRA definition of antisemitism after policy U-turn
The University of Warwick has formally adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of antisemitism after previously refusing to do so in January.
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Which tech do I need to survive online university?
A lot of people assume that starting university means you will need to fork out hundreds or even thousands on brand new tech. I am here to tell you this is not true. Before coming to university, I did some research on which laptop would suit my needs and budget...
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What to know before you get your first credit card
Hamza Fareed Malik explains what credit cards are and what you need to know before you get one.
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Celebrating Halloween on a student budget
Halloween this year will most likely be a little different. This doesn't mean that students can't celebrate it safely and affordably. Shay Solanki shares some of the best ways to celebrate Halloween on a budget.
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Bastille interview: Chris Wood chats new music, lockdown life and working with Blur’s Graham Coxon
Following the release of their two latest singles, the band's drummer Woody tells the Boar about the quarantine production process, his views on the government's impact on the arts, and which fictional time-machine he'd rather own (a pressing question for 2020).
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Women’s Six Nations: Ireland 21-7 Italy
After seven long months, the Women’s Six Nations resumed with a 21-7 Irish victory over Italy – Ireland’s third-straight home win this Championship. In a game that saw errors on both sides, forwards dominated as Ireland emptied the tank in a decisive victory. The match saw the visitors start strong...
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Gender equality in academia set back by the coronavirus pandemic
During the coronavirus pandemic, there has been a lower output of female academia, compared to a 50% increase of journals published by male academics, The Guardian has reported.
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Durham University accused of having a ‘toxic attitude’ towards students from Northern England
Durham students from Northern England report being frequently mocked for their accents and backgrounds, according to a report compiled by a student.
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