New Research at the University of Surrey indicates that, as opposed to popular belief, the Human Rights Act (HRA) 1998 may be aiding the police in their work.Read more...
FEATURES»Are you the A&E receptionist who made me stand whilst I gave you details of how I’d broken a bone in my foot? Do you moan about things but aren't making any efforts to change your environment?Read more...
SOCIETIES»Students have been more involved in Do>More than ever before this year! So many of you have been getting ‘stuck in’ and volunteering with Do More!Read more...
SCIENCE & TECH»The experiments that demonstrated neutrinos breaking the speed limit have just been repeated, with a slight experimental change; the result was the same.Read more...
ARTS»"Are you still wide awake London? Are you still here with us?" Lacuna Coil were going to go down a treat, as an incredibly animated audience were only too happy to lap up a gut wrenching performanceRead more...
SPORTS»The 2011-2012 season has been a bit of a mixed bag for Team Surrey. They have won almost as many games as they have lost, the joy of victory and the despair of defeat having gone hand-in-hand on many occasions.Read more...
OPINION & ANALYSIS»An interesting time to choose to be a student. A second round of London protests has again prompted examination of the motivations and rewards for this particular career move.Read more...
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Students get wise at NUS activism 2011
Published 6th Dec 2011
The Students Union building at the Goldsmith College in London was bursting with about 1000 students from all over the country as the National Union of Students (NUS) opened its largest-ever conference on student activism on 19th November.Read more...
Enternship.com Launches at Surrey
Published 5th Dec 2011
Enternship.com is a portal of entrepreneurial work placements for graduates and students seeking a placement.Read more...
Human Rights act aid police officers at work
Published 5th Dec 2011
New Research at the University of Surrey indicates that, as opposed to popular belief, the Human Rights Act (HRA) 1998 may be aiding the police in their work.Read more...
Doctor Jailed for the death of Michael Jackson
Published 5th Dec 2011
Following a six week trial, Dr Conrad Murray, aged 58, was convicted of ‘Involuntary Manslaughter’ for the death of Michael Jackson on 7th November 2011 and was yesterday (29th November 2011) sentenced to the maximum of four years imprisonment.Read more...
Students born in August have less chance of going to top universities
Published 5th Dec 2011
A report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies has revealed that students who were born in August are less likely to study at top universities than their peers.Read more...
Child Fracture figures on the Rise at Royal Surrey
Published 5th Dec 2011
It has been reported that over 1,000 young children and new-borns have been admitted to the Royal Surrey hospital for fracture injuries, according to information recently published by NHS Surrey.Read more...
Concerns over widening gender gap at universities
Published 5th Dec 2011
Universities Minister David Willets spoke of his concerns over the growing gender divide in higher education after it was revealed that only four in ten males go on to graduate, compared with the 50% of women who now graduate with a degree.Read more...
NUS demands urgent action as unemployment passes the million mark
Published 5th Dec 2011
The National Union of Students (NUS) has demanded urgent Government action to stem the rise in youth unemployment of those aged 16 to 24 as figures reached the 1 million mark for the first time.Read more...
Man Stabbed on Surrey Campus
Published 5th Dec 2011
A male student was stabbed early on the morning of Saturday 3rd December at Millenium House, University Court. It is not yet publicly known whether or not the attack was premeditated.Read more...
Surrey Ethics and Equality officer denied NUS Conferenece place for not being black
Published 5th Dec 2011
NUS said Peter Smeed was unable to attend the conference because he does not self identify as black. NUS then asked whether Surrey had a student that does ‘self-define as black’ who would like to attend the conference.Read more...