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March 24, 2011

The exit polls were taken from 100 random students from across campus on Wednesday 23rd and Thursday 24th March 2011.

One in four students were asked to reveal who they voted for. The result in no way indicates the final outcome but aims to give an indication of who is likely to win.

Cafodd y polau piniwn eu casglu o blith 100 o fyfyrwyr ar draws y campws ddydd Mercher 23 a dydd Iau 24 Mawrth 2011.

February 18, 2011

SWANSEA UNIVERSITY’S Library will be hosting a book amnesty from the 22nd to the 24th of February, The Waterfront can reveal.

 

SWANSEA UNIVERSITY’S Library will be hosting a book amnesty from the 22nd to the 24th of February, The Waterfront can reveal.

February 14, 2011

 

By Deputy News Editor Angharad Jones

Saturdays; to me, a time to rest, push the complications of last week's lectures aside and take advantage of the freedom of a two day break. Weekends have always been something to look forward to, from primary education to the moment of retirement; so why is the exception made for students, who face a battle with the stress of Saturday exams?

February 8, 2011

 

By News Reporter Robert Smith

The stresses of the exam period these past few weeks were compounded for some students who found themselves unable to concentrate during exams due to noise from building work on campus.

One student affected asked; “Why on earth were builders allowed to work outside Keir Hardie exam rooms that were hosting exams? They disrupted us for over an hour.”

February 8, 2011

 

By Deputy News Editor Angharad Jones

Education Officer Luke James has launched a campaign to Stop Saturday Exams, one of the policies addressed on his manifesto during the SU election last year.

The campaign was launched at Tooters on Friday, where a team of combined Sabbatical Officers and members of the Exec wore Stop Saturday Exam t-shirts and supplied stickers throughout the night while collecting signatures for a petition.

December 8, 2010

THE STUDENT Union has voted to commit itself to campaigning against the University holding shares in companies linked to Arms Trading.

The ‘Ethical Investment’ motion, proposed by Education Officer Luke James and seconded by Environment and Ethics Officer Stephen Marshall

By Elena Cresci - News Reporter

THE STUDENT Union has voted to commit itself to campaigning against the University holding shares in companies linked to Arms Trading.

The ‘Ethical Investment’ motion, proposed by Education Officer Luke James and seconded by Environment and Ethics Officer Stephen Marshall targeted the University’s significant investments in firms known for the manufacture and provision of military equipment worldwide.