OPINION: I voted to leave the EU and I would like to tell you why.
This is not about the ins and outs of why ‘Brexit’ may or may not be a good idea...
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Celebrating British Science Week 2022 – Fun ways to get involved!
STEM student and educator Lou Robinson is back with some ideas for everyone (young or young-at-heart) to get involved with British Science Week 11 -...
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Sibling loss and studying
When my youngest sister Lorna died suddenly, my whole world turned upside down and studying became my escape.
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Transgender Day of Remembrance 2021
To mark the end of Transgender Awareness Week, we ask you to take a moment to reflect upon the lives of the Trans friends and...
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You are not alone
The OU student community has much more to offer than perhaps people realise...
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Where does our celebration of Halloween come from?
We may think Halloween is a recent invention, and that trick or treating is a new thing. But think again...
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One at a time, please!
This week is Deaf Awareness Week, but I’m not deaf. I will admit to being a bit hard of hearing...
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Women’s History Month: Celebrating monumental Welsh women
As part of Women's History Month, we look at work being done to mark the work of the women of Wales and their contribution to...
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Women’s History Month and the women who led us here
Let's celebrate just a few of the influential women who have made history to shape the world how it is today.
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3 reasons to attend your cervical screening appointment
We share some resources to help you learn more about the cervical screening process, and support options for cervical cancer.
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‘One Kind Word’ can make all the difference
Celebrate Kindness and Compassion this anti-bullying week, as we launch The Association's new Values and Behaviour Policy.
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Covid-19 – My Vaccine Story
I knew development of the Covid-19 vaccine was incredible science, but it was only upon receiving my vaccine that the significance of what we had...
