Fatalism on Chinese hegemony is misplaced
Rj Baktkuu assesses the grip of the CCP’s power and whether fatalism on Chinese hegemony is misplaced.
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Fresher returns from expedition to discover rumoured college
Satire reports on a student’s return from a perilous, revealing journey.
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University curbs increase in firsts using undercover actors to distract students
Satire investigates the university’s new initiative to suppress the increase in the number of first class degrees.
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One-third of students rate counselling service as “adequate” or “poor”
A Palatinate investigation into the University’s mental health support services has revealed concerns amongst students about the quality of the support
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Michaelmas dropouts fell 45% while suspensions rose
For each of the last five years, the number of first-year students dropping out has been significantly higher than among those in later years of their degree.
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Scattered Hearts
Yasmine Dean’s heartfelt pride month poem explores different forms of love and memory, celebrating everything from a dance to laughter between friends.
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Pandemic journalism is a recipe for disaster
Holly Downes discusses the issues with modern journalism during a global pandemic.
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Maths Mazes 840
Challenge your mental maths skills with some quick Maths Mazes
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The books that defined my university experience
“Its unique meaning only deepened for me during this past year”: As their time at university comes to an end, five finalists explore the books that shaped it.
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Physics PhD uses big data to inform humanitarian aid in Cox’s Bazar refugee camp
Durham scientists are modelling demographic and geographic data, alongside UN agencies.
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