UK: Disablist Hate Crime Increase
For Those of you who have read my previous blogs you may know that I have a passionate interest in criminology and especially in hate crime. Hate crime has been growing in recent times in the UK since the announcement of the Brexit referendum poll. It was sad to witness in the UK a staggering […]
Freshers Fair not just for Freshers
Freshers Fair runs from 10am – 4pm on Monday and Tuesday of the first week of Freshers and it’s the perfect time to chat to people, get to know what this society thing is all about, and grab yourself some discounts and usually free pizza! I’ve yet to meet anyone (including Second and Third […]
Violence Toward Pets and links to Domestic Violence
I recently read an article in a local newspaper. It referred to a video of a man being unbelievably cruel to a dog. He was later found guilty of the offence and fined heavily. Often, we find that animals seem to have inexplicable dislikes for some humans and this might explain why. One of my […]

A Premier University for a Premiership Champion City
Congratulations to Leicester City football club: Premiership champions from a premier city with the premium of having a great University.
Becoming Employable Doesn’t Have to be Stressful
Between arriving back home from Study Abroad and starting lectures again in Leicester, my housemates have been stressing frantically over exam season while my most productive role in this period could have just been perfecting my tea making game for 6 exam-stressed housemates and myself. Like most pre-entering-the-job-market students, I often criticise myself with not […]

Go Beach!
I decided that while studying in the USA, I might as well get as involved as I can and try out a club or society, and what better thing to try than something so traditionally American? I went for cheer and while it’s been amazing learning how to cheer both for performance and for games, […]
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