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09 Dec Cindy Drabaviciute: What’s next for LSBU graduates?

Posted at 13:08h in Level 5 by drabaviciute

Every year thousands of students graduate from universities around London. Back in October, we had the opportunity to visit the Royal Festival Hall at Southbank where we interviewed graduates from London South Bank University. Cindy Drabaviciute finds out what the graduates will miss...

09 Dec Skate like a Girl

Posted at 12:52h in Level 5 by stacey

Skateboarding has traditionally been a male dominated performance arena. In this audio documentary we explore the problems with sexism in the skateboarding world and look into the often overlooked point of view of the female skateboarder...

09 Dec Graduating Southbank – Am I Ready?

Posted at 12:47h in Level 5 by stacey

Graduating university should the happiest time in a students career. In theory the whole world should be opening up before them with limitless possibilities awaiting them. We visited the Southbank 2014 graduation to to experience the spectacle and test the waters with the graduating students. ...

09 Dec Chris Barnes: Graduation

Posted at 12:36h in Level 5, Uncategorized by barnes

A look into the graduation of students from London South Bank University. Asking how they feel on a day they've worked three years to reach...

09 Dec Rafaela Kuznec: LSBU Graduation Day 2014

Posted at 11:40h in Level 5 by kuznec

This year students from the faculty of Arts and Human Sciences at London South Bank University who have successfully completed their studies were taking part of the graduation ceremony at Royal Festival Hall, says Rafaela Kuznec...

03 Dec Building Site Hell for London Students

Posted at 12:42h in Investigative Journalism, Level 5, Uncategorized by bartram

Kingston University has angered students and their parents after months of mismanagement, cost-cutting and wasted investment have led to occupants at a Halls of Residence living somewhere that more closely resembles a building site writes Joe Bartram Leaving home for the first time to go to...

The picture on the campaign-website for Chino and her family who face to be removed from the UK. Source: Screenshot

03 Dec “She will die in my arms”

Posted at 12:41h in Investigative Journalism, Level 5 by beyer

Abuse, brute force and even death – disabled children in Nigeria can face dreadful forms of violence, because they are widely regarded as witchcraft. A Nigerian mother from Peckham, London, is now fighting for the life of her child, who suffers from Down's Syndrome. The...

03 Dec Is enough being done about stalkers using London buses?

Posted at 10:50h in Investigative Journalism, Level 5 by adusei

London’s buses are becoming more dangerous for single women but is enough being done about stalking on public transport? By Nancy Adusei | Published 3rd December 2014 Above is a photograph of 20 year old Danni and her 16 month old daughter, Amy. Stalking cases involving young women...

03 Dec Socially Cleansing the Estate

Posted at 10:49h in Investigative Journalism, Level 5, Uncategorized by millard

Is suggested social cleansing only really effecting middle income homeowners and their families writes Demi Millard [caption id="attachment_4249" align="alignnone" width="780"] http://heygatewashome.org/muggers-paradise.html[/caption] The Heygate Estate was built in the 1970’s and was home to over 3,000 residents. The majority of the building was designated to social housing. In...

03 Dec An insight into mental health in youth: how often do young people and cry out and get no help?

Posted at 10:47h in Investigative Journalism, Level 5 by fenton

It isn’t unknown that there is help out there for young adults and children with mental health issues but often these young people who need help do no receive it straight away, writes Rosie Fenton Mental health in young people is very common, 1 in 4...

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