Our third candidate in the RSU Election is Micah David Robertson. He is an undergrad student in Classical History at his third year and he is running, along to Farrah Black, for the role of RSU President. Q) Why have you decided to run in this election, and why for this role? Micah: I decided I wanted to run for
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Our second sabbatical candidate, Nicoló Salvatore Sodaro, is his fourth year at Roehampton completing his master in Global Marketing, and is running for the role of Vice President Community & Welfare. Q) Why have you decided to run in this election, and why for this role? Nicoló: I have been a student at Roehampton for the past 4 years, I
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As campaigns for the RSU Elections 2020 are officially underway, we interviewed all the sabbatical candidates to get to know them and their plans to improve student life on campus. The first candidate is Farrah Alice Black, a third year undergraduate student in Drama Studies, who is running for the role of RSU President. Q) Why have you decided to
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Our fourth sabbatical candidate for RSU Elections is Lauryn Fleming. She is in her final year of Dance Studies undergraduate programme and is running for the role of VP Education. Q) Why have you decided to run in this election, and why for this role? Lauryn: Throughout my three years at Roehampton, I have always been involved in everything it
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Our last sabbatical candidate for the role of VP Community & Welfare, running alongside Nicoló Sodaro, is Tai Charles-Martin, a Law student at his third year. Q) Why have you decided to run in this election, and why for this role? Tai: I have decided to run because I believe I have all the competencies to make the incremental changes
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The stress of Covid-19 has caused the daily lives of everyone to change dramatically and everywhere you look it is all you see; it is only natural to look for happier things to occupy your mind. But, sometimes, the most uplifting stories are those born from the most deplorable of circumstances. By this I am referring to the united front
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Ten-year wait It`s been almost ten years since Jay Electronica signed with Jay-Z`s coveted record label, Roc Nation. Early praise from peers and fans alike built anticipation for Jay Electronica`s debut album, but no one knew it would be a whole decade until a full-length project would be released. His debut album was finally released March 13, 2020. Sadly, it
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The ASDA is stripped; the Co-Op is empty; and everything in Londis is suddenly ten quid. Yikes. What do you do? And when you can get something off the shop shelves, what do you get? I am aware that this advice may be bittersweet or completely EFFIN useless when there is literally nothing on the shelves. I will try to
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If the Summer Olympics go ahead as planned this will be the 3rd time Tokyo has been awarded the games. However, they have only hosted the games once back in 1964. The first time they were awarded the games was back in 1940 but these games had to be moved to war breaking out between Japan and China in 1937
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Everyone knows the tale of Little Red Riding Hood. The girl who wandered the woods alone in search of her Grandmother’s house only to find Grandma had made a few changes since they last met. But Christina Henry’s The Girl In Red is not the Grimm’s tale we know and love, it’s better. When a disease known as ‘The Cough’
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