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Following the newly launched ‘Change One Thing’ campaign, on Sunday 18 A quiet start gave way to a multitude of opinions on everything from the prices at Chancellors, to the use of heating in the university buildings. Currently topping the votes on C.

4th Dec 2012 Read more...

FEATURES»

Alfonso Castellano, International Business, Level 2 (Picture 1)   The three key staples for winter dressing: fur, a treasured bobble hat, and a seasonal pattern. All three have been incorporated here into a foolproof winter ensemble.

4th Mar 2013 Read more...

SOCIETIES»

  Campus is packed with societies and clubs. They offer experiences often considered invaluable in keeping students sane during their degrees.

1st Mar 2013 Read more...

SCIENCE & TECH»

  10 years ago it would have seemed unlikely that a comparison between precious metals and information ‘bits’ would ever have arisen. When stock markets crash and natural disasters occur, financiers lose faith in bonds, shares and currency and invest in things which are expected to retain their value.

22nd Apr 2013 Read more...

ARTS»

  Melancholy is how I'd describe James Blake's second album ‘Overgrown’. Deviating vastly from his dubstep roots, ‘Ovegrown’ adopts a slower tempo throughout.

21st May 2013 Read more...

SPORTS»

After Martin O’Neill was sacked from Sunderland, he was later replaced with Paulo Di Canio, the former Swindon manager. It seems Paulo Di Canio had been the firm choice by Sunderland owner and Chairman Ellis Short with him being the most likely candidate to invigorate the squad and get the team out of the relegation battle with his personality and charisma rather than his managerial experience.

27th Apr 2013 Read more...

OPINION & ANALYSIS»

It was hardly a surprising announcement. Postponed because of an emergency COBRA meeting concerning the Algeria hostage crisis, but ultimately just leaving us in suspense (albeit without creating any form of surprise), we were left waiting to see just how Europhobic our Prime Minister was(n’t).

7th Feb 2013 Read more...

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Why we chose Surrey and have continued to do so…


Published 4th Mar 2013


A recent article by ‘The Independent’ featured the University of Surrey and their 38% increase in applications despite the rise in tuition fees. In a time when other universities are struggling to cope, how have we managed to go above and beyond? In my experience, I have seen the university expand in many ways since I first started in here 2009.Read more...

Student Spotlight


Published 4th Mar 2013


Charlie Bedford, 19, was raised in Portsmouth. Charlie has enjoyed acting from a young age and attended stage school from 7 until 13.Read more...

Are you ashamed of your height?


Published 4th Mar 2013


It may seem strange to regard height as a common conversation topic, but it actually crops up in many situations. Those with an extremity in height, particularly short or noticeably tall, will inevitably find themselves the subject of ‘height conversation’ - especially when encountered for the first time.Read more...

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Published 4th Mar 2013


“Two nights out in a row?! Don’t be ridiculous. I’m getting far too old for this!” Sound familiar? It seems that the further away we get from our wild eighteen-year old days, the easier it is to swap our dancing shoes for a fluffy blanket, pints of beer for countless cups of tea, and be curled up in bed by 9pm sharp.Read more...

The Chocolate Easter Egg


Published 4th Mar 2013


It feels like it hasn’t been that long since it was Christmas yet we are already a month away from Easter. Supermarkets are getting ready for the chocolate-filled holiday already by putting offers in their empty post-Christmas seasonal shelves.Read more...

A Celebration of Modern Art


Published 4th Mar 2013


Getting tired of the somewhat gloomy and linear life at uni? As I am sure we are all aware, Surrey is not quite the epicentre of artistic stimulation. But, prevail; hope is just around the corner! Just a short trip around the block - to London - and you are in the midst of something marvellous; a celebration of the masterpieces that spurred the greatest accomplishments of 21th‘ Taking place in the big city is also the Tate Modern’s Roy Lichtenstein exhibition.Read more...

What on earth is an A.L.L.?


Published 18th Feb 2013


Recently, I was asked to discover who the A.L.Read more...

Good morning Vietnam!


Published 18th Feb 2013


My knowledge of Vietnam – I believe much alike to public perception – came from Hollywood films about the Vietnam War, until I went there. In Vietnam they call that period of time the ‘American War’ because they believe the US brought that war to their land.Read more...

Trouser Time


Published 18th Feb 2013


Do you know what the time is? It is trouser time, my friend. Jeans, skirts, dresses, shorts are The printed trouser is one that, in theory, should not work on anyone who does not possess a model like physique, so thankfully for us regular folk, it defies the written laws of fashion and it looks blimmin’ awesome if styled correctly.Read more...

Street Style


Published 18th Feb 2013


Tara Kitchingham, English Literature, Level 2   Tara poises the monochromatic hues of her speckled polo neck and leggings against dashes of camel and tan. The double-breasted jacket brings a dimensionality that refuses to let the on-trend monotint go unnoticed.Read more...

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