NEWS»

  It has been announced that the University of Surrey will be working closely with The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in the area of Earth Observation.  The signing of this agreement not only strengthens the UK’s leading role in space technology, but also brings together two leading institutions in this sector.Read more...

FEATURES»

The summer holidays are fast approaching (and hopefully good weather will come too) meaning that this is our last issue of the year! So it is time to get out our fashionable hankies and dab away the tears, because we’re going to miss it (or at least I will). Think to the future fellow clothes lovers, for my advice shall return next year.Read more...

SOCIETIES»

A successful month for PENsoc By Tom Goulding, Deputy Editor February has been a busy month for Surrey PEN. From our postcard campaign to themed cupcakes, we have been working hard to promote the importance of free speech across campus.Read more...

SCIENCE & TECH»

In September 1882, Thomas Edison turned on his first power station, supplying 110 volts of direct current to 59 customers in Manhattan. Jump forward 130 years and we now see humanity approaching the advent of a new way of powering our technology.Read more...

ARTS»

Daughn Gibson’s first solo album For example opener A Young Girl’s World The other stand out track is All the way through the album Daughn seems to be conjuring up the imagery of a broken Americana, perhaps taki...Read more...

SPORTS»

Semester One was one of the most successful starts to an academic season in USBC history, and Semester Two did not disappoint with even more records being set for the club.   The first race for the club was the 4.Read more...

OPINION & ANALYSIS»

A Freedom of Information request response shows that for last year, Court Life Mentoring cost over a quarter of a million pounds – the request shows that for the year 2010/11 the cost of the scheme was £258,393.97.Read more...

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