Amelia Cropley
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”It seems like a bad time to be pulling back”: The human impact of Nottingham’s nursing course suspensions - Impact Magazine (opens the original)
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Over the last academic year, the University of Nottingham has been unwavering in their decision to suspend 48 courses across 15 different subject areas. As part of Future Nottingham, these courses were declared suspended in November 2025, with the suspensions taking effect in September 2026. In May 2026, a further 2,700 staff members were informed they were at risk of redundancy. These suspensions undoubtedly raise concern for a decline in the professional outcomes of affected subjects and the w
The Nottingham You Need When You Graduate - A guide to the City beyond the freshers spots for students who want more - Impact Magazine (opens the original)
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At the end of first year, I decided clubbing wasn’t for me. From there I made it my mission to find as many cool bars, restaurants, shops, and cultural entities in Nottingham as possible. So, this is me un-gatekeeping what’s been gate-kept for far too long. I understand you may be looking for a good cocktail or pre’s recommendation but that’s not what this article is for. This is for the beer-heads, the arty types and the curious minds. Movers has an extraordinary place in my heart. It’s where I
The iPad epidemic - a seemingly light-hearted joke but does it point at a grave problem in our society? - Impact Magazine (opens the original)
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When we think about screen time and its most avid victims, are toddlers the first group that comes to mind? Well, recent research and general societal concern suggest we should be more informed about the detrimental effects screen time and electronic usage have on child development. As a society, I’m sure we are slightly aware of how toddlers are turning into mini doomscrollers, whether one has gathered this from iPad kid-related jokes on Instagram reels or has seen a younger family member glued
A Love Letter To Second Year - Impact Magazine (opens the original)
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I’d like to remember it. I’d like to remember it all, really. I read that the human mind forgets 80% of daily events by the time the week is done. If that is the case, and my brain really has only stored 20% of second year, then that 20% encompasses an awful lot. I stand by my theory that time in university is akin to that in Narnia where a lifetime of adventures can be lived before returning home only to find months have passed. Having finished second year, I would like to take another trip dow
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