by Yahan Ishraque | 1 17, f, 2021 | International News, News
On Sunday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called a snap federal election after meeting with the country’s Governor-General Mary Simon to dissolve Parliament. The election comes two years ahead of schedule – with Canadians expected to vote on September...
by Yahan Ishraque | 1 13, f, 2021 | International News, News
The South African army was deployed on Monday after deadly riots broke out, in which at least 45 people have died, in the country’s provinces of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, the latter of which contains the nation’s largest city Johannesburg. Riots broke out after...
by Jordan Edwards | 1 12, f, 2021 | News
The Keele Students’ Union and Postgraduate Association joined calls for Walleys Quarry to stop dumping ‘stinking’ materials that have plagued the lives of people in Newcastle-under-Lyme for months at a protest on Saturday. Although the problem has...
by Dan Pearson | 1 12, f, 2021 | Campus News, News
A blanket by-election organised by the SU has saved a large number of clubs and societies from inactivity next year. Elections for all club and society committees had taken place in May, but few students nominated themselves and interest in the process was relatively...
by Daniel Hill | 1 10, f, 2021 | Local News, News, Opinion
Now that the results of the 2021 Staffordshire County Council elections are in and we have a new council make-up for the next four years, it’s time to examine what happened, what this means locally, how this impacts the parties, what the big national picture is, and...
by Jordan Edwards | 1 19, f, 2021 | Campus News, News
Image Showing: The Clock House: Home to Music and Music Technology on campus. On Wednesday, the Keele University senate passed a paper concerning the future of the Music and Music Technology after months of uncertainty about the future of the department. The new plans...
