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Australian government takes on tech giants over ‘world-first’ legislation, enforcing media dues

Posted on 19th February 202119th February 2021 by William Nixon

In an age of vast access to media, newsfeeds are updating by the second. Whilst tech giants amass great sums of revenue from promoting this material, ought journalists to be compensated fairly for their content?! Will Nixon reports on a new Austrailian law which purports to do just that.

Investigations continue into Indonesian plane crash

Posted on 28th January 202128th January 2021 by Sarah Garraway

Sriwijaya Air Flight 182, which was a flight from Jakarta to Pontinak, took off at 2:36pm western Indonesia time and lost contact at 2:40pm.

The plane reportedly lost contact four minutes after take-off and dropped 10,000 feet in less than a minute.

Editorial: Russell Group student newspapers for no-detriment policy

Posted on 21st January 202121st January 2021 by Russell Group University Newspapers

The editors of the 24 Russell Group Universities respond to the Russell Group’s statement on implementing a no detriment policy.

Positive science from 2020

Posted on 5th January 202120th January 2021 by Paige Stevenson

Because lord knows we need it.

University of Leeds Introduces Grade ‘Safety Net’ for Students

Posted on 1st May 20201st May 2020 by Charlotte Loughlin

The University of Leeds has become the most recent university to introduce a grade ‘safety net’ for students, in light of the Coronavirus pandemic.  Yesterday afternoon the Deputy Vice Chancellor for Student Education, Tom Ward, […]

University of Leeds Engineers Create ‘Quick Fix’ to Increase Ventilator Availability to Treat Coronavirus  

Posted on 9th April 20209th April 2020 by Alex Rimmer

Individuals from Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust and the University of Leeds have collaborated to make modifications to sleep apnoea machines in order to create vital ventilators to treat patients suffering from Coronavirus. Engineers, physicists, academics […]

Governor of California Declares Homelessness a ‘National Crisis’

Posted on 5th April 20207th April 2020 by Laura Malaussene

At a press conference on 4th December 2019, Gavin Newsom, the California Governor delivered an ambitious speech to stop the growth of homelessness in California. The governor declared the issue a “national crisis” and the […]

BREAKING: Leeds University To Deliver Most Classes Online by Wednesday

Posted on 16th March 20208th April 2020 by Megan Ardis

The University of Leeds has announced its aims to transition to full online teaching and learning for all lectures and non-practical classes by 6 pm on Wednesday 18th March. This was announced via email today […]

Sexual Assault Victim Claims ‘Gagged’ by Universities

Posted on 24th February 202024th February 2020 by Jian Feng

35 UK universities admit that they have asked students who have been victims of sexual assault, bullying and poor teaching to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDA). Charlotte (falsified name), a previous undergraduate student who studied at […]

Campus Watch

Posted on 3rd February 20204th February 2020 by Charlotte Loughlin

University of Sunderland Closes its History and Modern Language Faculties  The University of Sunderland has closed its history faculty after only receiving interest from 14 students who wanted to study the subject this year.  The […]

New Mental Health Guide For Students Launched by Charlie Waller Memorial Trust

Posted on 3rd February 20203rd February 2020 by Charlotte Loughlin

A new mental health guide, available to download for free, has been launched by the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust. The charity was set up in 1997 in memory of Charlie Waller, a young man who […]

Leeds Transport Network ‘Near Breaking Point’

Posted on 11th December 201913th December 2019 by Jian Feng

Once again, the Leeds transport system has been criticised for being at ‘near breaking point’, according to a spokesman from Leeds City Council. Traffic, especially in the city centre, continues to be a problem as […]

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