Satyan and Balram is a Masters student in Health Management. He is one of the candidates for Chair of the Student Council standing in the autumn leadership elections.
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Q&A: Joshua Clayfield, Chair of Student Council Candidate
Joshua Clayfield is a first-year law student. Despite his short time at City, Clayfield is determined to shake things around. His candidacy for Chair of Student Council is based on a platform of awareness. His biggest goal is to promote the Student Council and explain to students what it can do for them.
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Meet The Wolfpack Captains: Alexis Lim
Although Alexis Lim is about to write a dissertation, she’s most looking forward to the games and touring with her volleyball team.
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Humans of City: Black History Month Edition
To celebrate Black History Month, Carrot Magazine has put together a new edition of Humans of City, where we hear the stories of our diverse community.
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Meet the City Music Gang of 2019-20
City Music Society has come back for the academic year. Here is an update on what they have going on, from events in the university to future projects!
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Is There a Future for Human Rights in the Age of Donald Trump and Brexit?
Human rights are not the answer, but rather the question according to Professor Alison Brysk.
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Award-winning Mentoring Program Helps City Students Accelerate their Careers
Name tags are usually ordinary items for any event. But not if you are attending an introduction gala planned by the City’s Mentorship scheme staff. The back side of every name tag has a secret which could change a student’s future.
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Who are the Candidates Running for SU President?
You've seen them in the corridors. They've been chasing you for more than a week. They tried to sell you their ideas, to make you laugh and even to trade one lunch for one vote. We get it, the Student Union elections make you want to spend less time on campus.
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Tips to Organise Yourself to Have a Stress-Free Term
Stress is a “fight or flight” response. As students, we hear about deadlines and we panic, pushing ourselves through exam season on little sleep and lots of caffeine so by the end of the term, we are zombies.
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City Students’ Union launching more mental health events after ‘Blue Monday’ success
Starting university is a new, exciting adventure for students. But it can also be quite stressful and overwhelming. Many struggle in finding their own place and do not really know how to cope with the social and academic aspects of university life.
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Every loyalty program students need to save money in 2019
Loyalty programs may seem like a twisted marketing strategy to encourage purchase, but they actually have the power of saving some serious money.