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Anna Boyne Have you ever sat in a lecture and struggled to focus on what’s being said? Or perhaps you wonder why your course mate can soak up all the information without making notes? Maybe you can never understand a practical until you’ve done it yourself. Everyone prefers to...
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A landmark hearing beginning on the 11th December will decide whether universities owe a legal duty of care for their students....
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Megan Brown There is the conception that as freshmen attending the University of Nottingham, it is a need to participate in social events may be focused on attending clubs or parties, or the need to join as many student societies as possible, to maximise your student life experience at...
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As over 800,000 students received their A-Level results last week, Impact's Emma Burnett reports on the outcomes for students....
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The story of Harry’s Law is one with devastating roots, but also a message that has led to important conversations surrounding suicide and legislation. The advocates for Harry’s Law tried to push universities to a new level of accountability and raise awareness of student suicides, a pervasive issue that...
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Partnering with Ibis Music, Dot to Dot Music Festival kicked off this year's summer of music. Starting in Bristol on 27th May and moving to Nottingham on the 28th, the festival offered a chance to discover new music spanning all genres. Impact's Daria and Kit review the Nottingham festival....
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Alice Bennett The cost of rent and bills have increased, and university leaders warn that students are at risk of being the “forgotten group in the cost of living crisis”. Does this mean that they have to miss out on internships and skip lectures in order to do paid...