Women in Journalism – Facing Prejudice, Unfair Pay, and a Lack of Opportunities
Written by Hannah Houghton There have been several cases where women have been treated unfairly in the journalism field, simply
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Qatar World Cup 2022: “I’ve Struggled to Reconcile my Love for Football with my Identity”
Growing up in North Shields, just outside Newcastle, football was nothing short of a religion. Whenever we got the chance,
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Female Representation in the Music Industry
Sophie Mouzakitis explored ageism and achieving real female representation in the music industry in Part 1 of her music series.
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Victim First provides wellbeing support in Leicester
Victim First are an independently run organisation who offer a free, confidential service to victims and witnesses of crime.
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“Students are burnt out, tired and frustrated”
Written by Toby Cray, featuring interview from SU President Mia Nembhard
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Advancement in treatment means HIV is no longer fatal
Despite the bleak media portrayals of HIV and AIDS, it is no longer fatal. Advancements in treatment mean that more HIV-positive people live longer.
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University students return to campus in spite of government guidelines
Students feel lack of government support has left them with no choice but to return to campus, against guidelines.
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Distrust in the Trust
Rhiannon Jenkins talks to Professor Corinne Fowler about her ‘Colonial Countryside’ project, and the culture war it’s become embroiled in.
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Environment: Leicester students campaigning earns national recognition
Carla Field and Meggie Eloy have been nationally recognised by the Green Gown awards, where they have been nominated for the ‘Student Sustainability Champion of the Year’.
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Hazaar: the New Zero-Waste Market Place for Students
Hannah Westwood talks to founder Harriet Noy for the inside scoop on Hazaar, the zero-waste market place for students, by students.
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