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Publishing a book can seem surreal and unrealistic for a lot of students, a dream that they’ve maybe had since childhood. In recent years though, there seems to be an increase in students who have successfully written and published a book, with some even reaching the New York Times Bestseller list.
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The Oscars are exclusive and unrepresentative, but can they ever be for everyone?
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A writer reflects on how taking a stand could change the path of someone’s life.
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Kimi was pushed to the brink by her “fucking psycho” of an ex-boyfriend to the point where she thought “about whether or not I wanted to die.”
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Written by Trinity Barnatt It’s 10pm and I’m walking home alone after finishing my shift at work. There’s a man
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Written by Harry Featherston Shame – Drunk Tank Pink Written and recorded shortly after their mammoth 2018 tour (which included
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Written by Ed Morrison Last week, in response to a question about tuition fee refunds from a red-faced Piers Morgan,
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LSM spoke to Sandra Pollock OBE about her recent award, diversity in education and how to get through lockdown.
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The university faced widespread criticism at the student council meeting, with no one speaking against the motion.
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Written by Jessie Mearns It seems that Valentine’s day 2021, though still happening, won`t be as expected. Undoubtedly, no matter
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Trapped and alone in Oadby student village, Lyla was helpless as her friend bore down on her. “At that moment it became apparent I didn’t know this person, and it made me fear for my life.”
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An FOI has revealed that only one student out of 13 accused, has been suspended for sexual assault.
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The University and College Union (UCU) Leicester branch held a meeting on 25 January where they laid out plans to oppose the prospect of compulsory redundancies,
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University of Leicester students left frustrated at being forced to pay rent for vacated student houses.
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Four petitions opposing the proposed compulsory redundancies at the University of Leicester have received over four thousand signatures from across the globe
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A student response to Guy Adams’ disparaging Daily Mail article.
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Britain’s decision to leave the European Union was once heralded as a watershed moment in European politics, a flagbearer to a coming wave of anti-globalist populism and the death knell to the European Integration Project. Five years on, no one has followed Britain’s charge.
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Up and coming musician Ryan McMey discusses how lockdown has affected his solo career and what the future holds for him.
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An honest review of fantasy novel Lore: A Pirate’s Charm.
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Students feel lack of government support has left them with no choice but to return to campus, against guidelines.
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“So… what’s next?” The inescapable question for final year university students everywhere, as preparations for the ‘real world’ get underway.
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Will the cinema still be standing after lockdowns end?
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A look back at the tunes of 2020.
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As we enter the start of the New Year, it is clear that the reverberating effects of the virus are continuing to wreak havoc. How has this affected university compensation?
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Tips on how to turn your new year resolutions into sustainable living!
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Withdrawing from the Erasmus scheme as part of the Brexit deal highlights, yet again, the failings of the UK government when it comes to young people
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A listicle featuring the new and underappreciated Christmas films to watch this Holiday Season.
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A look into how misogyny has helped create a stigma around fanfiction
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“It’s not all doom and gloom, there is a chance for us to make amends” — a look at David Attenborough’s latest documentary
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Why are the number of rape victims rising as convictions for sexual assault fall?
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