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The Uxbridge-based university will also be changing its name
The YouTuber was also seen interacting with fans from a private balcony
Southport MP Patrick Hurley described it as ‘a bit like Butlins’
She has been enrolled in science and engineering for social change
This is the first time it’s ever achieved this position
The singer was filming a music video when he surprised a passing jogger with a song request
Applications close on 18th September at 23:59
Come to our meeting at the Ice Wharf in Camden on Thursday 26th September at 6:30pm
Doctors used a bone from Maham’s leg to reconstruct her face
The strikes will aim to stop redundancies and closure of multiple courses
The QS 2025 ranking considered league tables, affordability, employer activity and student diversity
Student protestors were evicted from the Marshall Building yesterday
‘The voice that is missing in the debate is younger people’
Damilola Grace Olakanmi died from a cardiac arrest and brain damage in March 2022
The uni agreed to call for a ceasefire, provide scholarships to Palestinians and reconsider its definition of antisemitism
Ellen Mercer died from a cardiorespiratory collapse in February 2023
Cheistha Kochhar collided with a refuse truck last Tuesday and died at the scene
SOAS claimed it ‘immediately’ attempted to contact Samaria when students first raised concerns
Imran Kayani made his debut against Saudi Arabia in the World Cup Qualifiers last November
The new City St George’s will aim to be a ‘health powerhouse for students and researchers’
The drug known as ‘laughing gas’ was made illegal in November after Ellen Mercer’s death
The union branch described the move as illegal and a threat to free speech
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Labour unions have decried the new guidelines as an erosion of free speech on campus
Some staff report receiving negative paychecks with the UCU calling the action a ‘dangerous’ precedent
Haunted houses are nothing against my monthly bank statements
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The university’s app now features a ‘missed teaching’ section
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