Monthly Archives: March 2010
Don’t cut the Arts!
I have just read your article in Pugwash News, and think that people fail to release that art courses should not be considered vulnerable, and maths and sciences courses prospering.
Volunteering isn’t about money
If you were to undertake a brief investigation into the definition of the word ‘volunteer’ you may in fact find that Pugwash owes nothing to anyone.
Enough of your information!
You are so damn right Laura Patricia! In fact, after finishing this article, I’m determined to log into Facebook and start searching for your awesome group. I have uncountable friends who find changing their relationship status rather amusing.
Sod the cuts, let’s have the Pope over!
Apparently we’re still in the middle of a recession (according to some theorists we’re coming out, although others say it could be a double-dip – who knows); so the government ‘naturally’ is introducing cuts across the board.
‘Much needed’ new accommodation set for 2012
The University has revealed its plans for development on the site of Victoria Swimming Baths, opposite Anglesea Building. A new tower structure will provide student accommodation, offices and teaching space.
Two year degree courses
Arguments are beginning to emerge that two year degree courses could be more beneficial than the usual three year courses.
The Chaotic Student Loan System
It is sad to note that more than 28,500 students across England have still not received their student loan from Student Finance England. In September last year, more than 100,000 students were left short of funds due to a delay…
Graduate Intern Scheme
The new graduate intern scheme recently developed by the Government is designed to help small businesses and improve career prospects for fresh graduates. The £13.6 million scheme known as the Graduate Internship Programme offers local businesses a win-win situation whereby…
Good news for all library lovers!
Keep on reading and you will be amazed to hear that another library is yet to come to Southsea very soon. Yes! Not only “an exciting state-of-the-art library”, but an IT learning zone, community space for local groups, contact centre…
Pure FM
This weekend Portsmouth University’s Radio Experience will be moving over to new studios in the refurbished Student Center. Pure FM has celebrated its 15th year of existence this year.