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Is ‘based on a true story’ a film fib?

by • 29th March 2020

Alec Wilson questions the validity of the 'based on a true story' claim....

Is planting a tree really helpful?

by • 23rd March 2020

Elizabeth Meade debates whether planting a tree is really the best thing for the environment....

Auschwitz Survivor comes to Newcastle University

by • 21st February 2020

Aimee Seddon reports on the talk at Newcastle University from Arek Hersh, an Auschwitz survivor...

UK universities award more firsts than ever

by • 10th February 2020

Alex Walker reports on the growing trend of 'grade inflation' at UK universities. ...

Review: Sex Education season two

by • 19th January 2020

Whilst his education may be suffering due to a lack of revision, George Bell reviews the newest season of Sex Education...

Factors encouraging individuals to continue to university revealed

by • 12th December 2019

Editor Grace Dean discusses factors that influence people to choose to go to university...

Average student studies less than 11 hours a week

by • 30th November 2019

Food Editor, Amanda Goh, discusses the decline in student attendance...

Why the Lib Dems’ ‘Skills Wallets’ would fail

by • 20th November 2019

Last week, the Liberal Democrat party unleashed their new plans for lifelong learning: a £10,000 ‘skills wallet’ which would be distributed to adults in three phases: all...

The most deprived places in the North East revealed…

by • 28th October 2019

A recent government survey has revealed the most deprived areas in the North East....

A Toast to 10 years of NuMed Malaysia

by • 9th October 2019

A series of celebrations have been carried out this week in honour of the 10th year anniversary of the Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia International Campus. Students, both...