The Class of COVID: Reacting to Cardiff University’s Graduation Plans
An opinion piece by Niladri Singh Rajput Cardiff University recently announced plans for a three day graduation ceremony, taking place […]
An opinion piece by Niladri Singh Rajput Cardiff University recently announced plans for a three day graduation ceremony, taking place […]
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By Kate Waldock As the first academic term of the new year creeps ever closer, students returning from previous years
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The highs and lows of quarantine during the COVID-19 crisis from the perspective of the Cardiff University international student community.
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