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The clock is ticking for University of Sunderland students to elect this year’s Presidents. After a long week of rallying to get in our students’ votes, the process is due to come to an end with final votes needing to be made by 2pm March 8. Incredible candidates across different categories are all in with […]
Drink spiking is at an all-time high, with almost 5,000 police reports across the country between 2021 – 2022. Many cases of drink spiking go unreported. Helena Conibear, CEO of the Alcohol Education Trust, gives an insight into why some of these cases continue to go unreported. Ms Conibear stated: “By the time victims realise […]
It was a 24-word sentence that set the internet alight. On November 8, Rockstar Games posted: “We are very excited to let you know that in early December, we will release the first trailer for the next Grand Theft Auto.” This post, effectively an announcement of an announcement has 185 million views on X at […]
There has been a rising concern among universities as students use artificial intelligence (AI) to aid and complete their assignments. One such AI program that is used is ChatGPT, a bot that can be given a prompt and deliver back a detailed response. This has sparked a debate among staff and students regarding the ethics […]
North-East schools and universities hit by nationwide teaching strikes
Jack McArdle looks at the big question facing most aspiring British tennis players: College in the US versus staying in the UK? When tennis prodigy Felix Mischker tells you that life on the tennis tour is like ‘being on holiday all year’, don’t get the wrong impression. For rather than room service, sun, sand and […]
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