# T'HUD Student Magazine > By Students, For Students. ## Posts - ['Very much preparing for the worst': Pride Organiser says as Activists Protest Kirklees Flag Policy](https://t-hud.org/very-much-preparing-for-the-worst-pride-organiser-says-as-activists-protest-kirklees-flag-policy/): UPDATE 23/9/26: HSU President Dobby Dey has responded to a request for comment THIS WEDNESDAY activists from Huddersfield Pride Queer Collective, Stand Up To Racism, Unison and more have been protesting the decision by Kirklees Council not to include the Pride flag on the list of “approved” flags for their recently announced flag policy, affecting which flags can be flown on civic buildings. The announcement is being considered especially controversial by some due to Huddersfield being the host of the first national Pride outside of London in July 1981. Held in response to West Yorkshire Police’s targeting of The Gemini Club, […] - [Darts Society: Interview with Adam (President)](https://t-hud.org/darts-society-interview-with-adam-president/): Why should people be interested in getting involved in your society?  We’re great socially wise, a cheap night we have socials Thursdays where we just come and play some casual darts it’s not high effort you aren’t demanded to be there every week you just turn up and play. We get a lot of interest from brand new players who just want to learn and use our space.  What courses does everyone here do?  Some of us are arts based, some of us do photography, we’ve got some economics, music and sports journalist.   What is it about the society that made you want to join?  We made the society but it was the lack of a darts society, it was […] - [Maria interview for Activities Officer](https://t-hud.org/maria-interview-for-activities-officer/): What does being a student at the uni mean to you?  Gaining confidence, it’s about meeting new people, learning about new things.  I went to Hong Kong for six months, I learnt a lot of things there and I didn’t really get involved in the uni before that, so I feel like the university to me was to get involved and meet new people and accepting help from other people as well which is what I did before I went to Hong Kong. Why are you running for this role?  I want to see change in the University.  Being British-Pakistani and a female as well I feel like there’s not that many things that are available for women. I’ve […] - [Nathan interview for Students' Union President](https://t-hud.org/nathan-interview-for-students-union-president/): What does being a student at the uni mean to you?  Being a student at this university means being able to take advantage of the opportunities you are given, work towards making progress for your future and being able to make the best choices for yourself and the people around you.  It’s just trying to be prepared really.  Why are you running for this role?  I’ve a fair few ideas that I’m hoping to implement as well as investing in different sectors.The way that I see the position is basically a mix of everything. The ideas I’m hoping to implement is basically a bursary for people travelling long distances in order to get here in order to minimise the costs, which is part of the Equity.  […] - [Abdulrahim interview for Equity Officer](https://t-hud.org/abdulrahim-interview-for-equity-officer/): What does being a student at this uni mean to you?  Coming from a different country, it’s a whole different experience that I’ve had and I’ve been here now four years. I’ve done my undergrad and my master’s now so I’m still taking it in everyday and there’s something new in learning by the day. I’m very grateful to have this experience.  Why are you running for this role?  I feel that I can bring a lot to this role when I’m elected, I’ve worked with the student union before, I’ve spoken to many previous equity officers to understand the role and what I can bring. It’s just been manifested through many years, understanding what can I bring is it good to the students, is it […] - [Dom interview for Equity Officer](https://t-hud.org/dom-interview-for-equity-officer/): What does being a student at this uni mean to you? I’m currently Vice President of Dance and a member of Basketball. It’s a lot about the community. Coming to university you’re hoping to come out with a degree, but you’re also making longlasting friendships. My brother who’s almost a decade older than me, he still lives with his friends from university so that’s what it’s all about – friendship. Why are you running for this role? I believe there’s a lot that can be done within this uni to make everyone feel like it’s a level playing field. I want […] - [Amber interview for Education Officer](https://t-hud.org/amber-interview-for-education-officer/): What does being a student at this uni mean to you? I’m a final year Media Studies student and it’s a good community to be in. Everyone knows everyone. You’ve always got a connection to someone. There’s so many societies where you will find your niche. No matter if you’re like K-pop or 3D printing… anything, literally anything. Why are running for this role? I’m fighting for this role because I feel like there’s so many issues that haven’t been looked at. Timetables, there’s only one person on campus that arranges them and it’s really important to get those looked at, […] - [Mia interview for Equity Officer](https://t-hud.org/mia-interview-for-equity-officer/): What does being a student at this uni mean to you?I’m a final year Media Studies student. I’m a queer, neurodivergent and also in the disability unit in the uni as well, so I know how the system works, I know where things are wrong because I’ve been in it for the past three years. It’s all about like community, the amount of friends I’ve made at this uni is unreal. My policies kind of like reflect that there needs to be more like events and stuff so people can make more friends. Why are you running for this role? As […] - [Mel interview for Activities Officer](https://t-hud.org/mel-interview-for-activities-officer/): What does being a student at this uni mean to you?I’m a current final year Fashion Marketing student and I’m also president of Netball Society. For me, I was very quiet when I joined uni and it’s given me an opportunity to meet new people, open up and actually find who I am. I started in rugby and then I switched to netball and all of it contributed to who I am now. Societies are a big part of my confidence. Why are running for this role? I want to support people on the same journey as me and build confidence. […] - [Sabih interview for Activities Officer](https://t-hud.org/sabih-interview-for-activities-officer/): What does being a student at this uni mean to you? I’m President for K-Wave Society and being a student is being part of the community within Huddersfield. It’s quite special as it’s a smaller uni so everything is close-knit which made being a student here good. There’s many societies and events you can get involved in and it’s a very nice experience. Why are you running for this role?For some of you, you may know I ran last year and I’m running again this year because I’m passionate. I’ve been on committee for the past three years and I’ve seen […] - [British Society: Interview with Luke (Folklorist) and Eve (Social Media)](https://t-hud.org/british-society-interview-with-luke-folklorist-and-eve-social-media/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? Luke: Well, we do hold many events on about all sorts of stuff to do with British culture. Personally, I can also, at the event, usually be involved, can also teach you about all sorts of folklore about the surrounding area and England as a whole. Eve: I’m going to say I think people misrepresent the global societies as being for international students. Whereas actually there’s a British society right there and a lot of the people that actually go to this uni are also British. So, it’s kind of […] - [Filmmaking Society: Interview with James (Treasurer) and Will (Events)](https://t-hud.org/filmmaking-society-interview-with-james-treasurer-and-will-events/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society?  J: We make films and I think that’s very exciting to be like oh yeah I made this film and can show it to people and show how I made and done it, it’s a form of art that everyone can see and can have a meaningful impact.  W: I think it opens up a lot of opportunities for people who want to get involved creatively in any part of the filming process so it could be film, editing, on set, post and pre-production, it gives the opportunity for people who aren’t in film to get involved on a film set.  What courses does everyone study?  J: Film Making.  What is it about this society that […] - [Global Network: Interview with Thanya (Network Lead)](https://t-hud.org/global-network-interview-with-thanya-network-lead/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society?We have six different Networks and Global Citizens Network caters for making a community for international students. It’s a place where we bring together different cultures and meet people from around the world. The Network campaigns for causes to support international students at the university level and national Students’ Union level. We have that leverage to do things and the potential to do more because we are part of the Students’ Union. What is it about this Network that made you want to take the lead this year?I’m an international student. […] - [T’HUD BRITs Predictions 2026](https://t-hud.org/thud-brits-predictions-2026/): The BRITs are making their way up North and what better way to celebrate it than letting students from a Northern University vote for who they’re rooting for. This UK-focused award show highlights everything that’s been making waves both nationally and internationally in the world of music. Below are our thoughts for who we’re rooting for ahead of this iconic award show. Artist of the Year Group of the Year Song of the Year International Artist of the Year International Song of the Year Breakthrough Artist Best Alternative / Rock Act Best Pop Act Best Hip-Hop / Rap / Grime Act […] - [Queensgate Works: What’s Up With That? ](https://t-hud.org/queensgate-works-whats-up-with-that/): Recently, you may have seen that works have started up again on the Queensgate Campus, or if you’re a new student, starting up for the first time. You might be wondering, what’s going on here or why are those nice new fence posts being taken down? Let’s dive in… In July 2024, the Researcher Hub, Edith Key Building and Sir George Buckley Lecture Theatre were demolished. Initial plans were for the area to potentially feature an array of facilities. These included a performance event spaces, railway-themed sculpture gardens, growing structures, yoga “Zen” areas, and diverse seating with low-maintenance planting to be created in their (now vacant) place.   This would also include landscaping efforts, seeing the front and the back of the Barbara Hepworth being connected by a circular route, making it more accessible and creating […] - [Art Society: Interview with Mason (President), Libby (Vice President) and Micah (Committee Member)](https://t-hud.org/art-society-interview-with-mason-president-libby-vice-president-and-micah-committee-member/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? M1: I met so many people from the society that I now hang out with from different courses. It’s really great way to get out there in a social kind of way.?L: It’s a good opportunity for people who aren’t involved in arts and humanity so it lets people who maybe are on engineering or any of the social sciences or any over course of the year show off their creative side and engage in art as a hobby.M2: I think we’ve always ran with the fact that this society […] - [T'HUD Takes On Global Week 2026](https://t-hud.org/thud-takes-on-global-week-2026/): This week we had the chance to attend two amazing events celebrating culture and diversity on campus. On Wednesday, the Global Food and Culture event brought together a variety of flavours from around the world. From Libyan coffee and Moroccan bread with sauce, to Chinese spicy sticks and Pakistani jalebi, there was so much to try. Alongside the food, we watched incredible performances including a Bollywood dance, Bhangra performance, a Nigerian traditional dance and even a performance of Gnarly by Dance Society. The atmosphere was lively and welcoming throughout. On Thursday, the Global Fashion Show showcased stunning traditional clothing from countries […] - [Men's Basketball Society: Interview with Joshua (Vice-President)](https://t-hud.org/mens-basketball-society-interview-with-joshua-vice-president/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? I think the most enticing part of our society is definitely the competitive aspect of basketball because that’s what our society is most focused on at the moment. We are starting to do socials, which are upcoming. What course is it that you study? I’m in my 2nd year of studying Physiotherapy. Our social secretary, Megan, and our president, TJ, are also studying Physiotherapy. We’re all in the same class. What is it about this society that made you want to join? I’ve been playing basketball for a while now, […] - [Badminton Society with Nia (President)](https://t-hud.org/badminton-society-with-nia-president/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? This is because you don’t necessarily need to know how to play badminton. It’s an easy sport to pick up. We also like to think we’re a very welcoming society. Anyone can join at any level and still have a good time. What courses does everyone study? I am doing a professional policing degree, and I’m in my final year. What is it about this society that made you want to join? I’ve been playing badminton since I was about ten years old, and then I stopped in high school. […] - [T'HUD Grammy Predictions 2026](https://t-hud.org/thud-grammy-predictions-2026/): It’s Grammy szn and here at T’HUD we’ve voted for the artists and songs that we’re rooting for at this year’s ceremony. This award show is one of the biggest nights for the music industry and as pop culture fanatics, T’HUD simply had to get involved. Below are our thoughts for who we’re rooting for ahead of this prestigious award show. Record of the Year Nominees: Album of the Year Nominees: Song of the Year Nominees: Best New Artist Nominees: Best Pop Solo Performance Nominees: Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Nominees: Best Pop Vocal Album Nominees: Best Dance Pop Recording Nominees: Best […] - [¡Viva La Revolución!](https://t-hud.org/viva-la-revolucion/): Say goodbye to cheap cocktails and a giant pink gorilla as Tuesday 27 January marks the end of one of Huddersfield’s most cherished and iconic cocktail bars, Revolution, or Revs, as we all know it. The official Instagram account for the bar posted that they were permanently closing sending partygoers and students into a frenzy, leaving many locals heartbroken. The Revolution chain shut down 13 other venues across the UK due to “a continued period of external challenges”, including those in Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield. It is safe to say that Wednesday’s social night will not be the same without our […] - [Yap Society: Interview with Feema (President)](https://t-hud.org/yap-society-interview-with-faheema-president/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? We’re trying to build a little community of people who enjoy having fun and doing random things together like yapping. What courses does everyone study? We’re very artsy. People in our society tend to be either English and Creative Writing or Media courses, but we’re open to anyone joining. What is it about this society that made you want to join? Although there was a podcast society, there was no general talking society until Yap came along. I thought it was really important to have a space where students can […] - [Harry Styles | Aperture](https://t-hud.org/harry-styles-aperture/): Harry Styles’ new single ‘Aperture’ marks an unexpected turn in his solo career and a bold choice for his first release in nearly three years. It’s the lead single from his upcoming album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally and is a blend of electronic, techno and disco that is quite different from his previous work of pop rock.  ‘Aperture’ takes its time building and layering synths over the duration of five minutes to create this hypnotic beat and is lyrically centred around openness and connection. Ellie Rowsell of Wolf Alice is credited on background vocals, a surprising collaboration but adds texture and creates this further distance from his usual sound.  This is an […] - [K-Wave Society: Interview with Sabih (President), Winnie (Vice President), Dahlia (Events Manager)](https://t-hud.org/k-wave-society-interview-with-president-sabih-vice-president-winnie-events-manager-dahlia/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? I think our society is quite chill, even if you don’t like K-pop, it’s really comfortable for you to just like sit down and talk to people because we’re all creative people. We like going on social media and keeping up with trends as well as talking about anything K-pop too. What courses does everyone study? S: I study Masters Digital Marketing. D: I’m in my second year doing illustration. W: I’m in my final year doing adult nursing. What is it about this society that made you want to […] - [3D Printing Society: Interview with Tom (President) and Dylan (Engineer Lead)](https://t-hud.org/3d-printing-society-interview-with-tom-president-and-dylan-engineer-lead/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society?  Dylan: It’s a tool and a hobby. It’s multi-fielded, it’s physics, it’s chemical engineering, it’s mechanical engineering, it covers a broad spectrum.   [But] you don’t need to know about all of them to get into it and to use it as a tool, but you can. You have the option to go into it, into the interesting and the learning [side] of it. Dylan: We offer the basics for the free, just try it out while you’ve got the opportunity. Tom: I’ll tell you what, I’ve certainly got my money’s worth. You can see my desk at home; it’s covered in 3D printed items. What courses does everyone study?  Tom: The entire committee studies engineering, that’s […] - [Dance Society: Interview with Dominic (Vice President) and Vee (Events Manager)](https://t-hud.org/dance-society-interview-with-dominic-vice-president-and-vee-events-manager/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? V- I would just say we’re a really fun group of people! We do so many different styles of dance, and then we have so many different ideas for fun fundraisers and so many other things going on- it isn’t always ‘just dance’ (no pun intended there).  We’re big one socials if people are interested in going out, but on there’s sober socials, we’re just a nice group of people to be around. There’ll be people or activities, in Dance Society that you’ll gel with and maybe even more when we […] - [Doctor Who Society: Interview with various members](https://t-hud.org/doctor-who-society-interview-with-jamie-president/): Ismaa’eel, Liex, Daisy, Eman, Porter, Remi and Jack Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society?  Because it’s a lot of fun whether you’ve watched all of Doctor Who or none of it, it’s just a good laugh.  What courses does everyone study?  Electrical Electronic Engineering Civil Engineering Fashion Design Psychology Childcare Early Childhood Education and Care Film Making  What is it about this society that made you want to join?   Meeting fellow Doctor Who enthusiasts and Sea Devils  I just like the show, I used to watch it a lot with my sister so its like a […] - [Climbing and Mountaineering Society (HUMS): Interview with Connor (Social Sec)](https://t-hud.org/climbing-and-mountaineering-society-hums-interview-with-connor-social-sec/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? We’re really just trying to get more people active, both outdoors and in other settings. It’s just a really good, full-body activity to do. All of the walks that we do, all of the trips away that we do to North Wales and the Lake District, is really just get people outside, enjoying nature and out of their rooms. For bouldering, we do trips to different centres as well as our local centre, Freeklime. It’s really fun for a sport, which means people get engaged with it and tend to stick to […] - [Men's Football (HUFC) Society: Interview with team](https://t-hud.org/mens-football-hufc-society-interview-with-team/): Ahmed, William, Kieran, Ethan and Hamza Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society?  A: Good group of people, if you like football get involved, if you like a fun night out after you win get involved. W: Sport, especially football is a team game great way to get to know people.  K: Very competitive, a lot of fitness involved, strength and conditioning. Also a lot of events, socials, there’s a lot to offer on the football society.  E: I wasn’t on the football team first year and since joining in second year I have made so many […] - [Palestine Society: Interview with Misbah (Vice President)](https://t-hud.org/palestine-society/): Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society?  Our society is about welcoming culture and making people aware of what’s happening in the world. It’s about making sure that people understand the purpose of the Palestinian culture and what the Palestinians believe in; their rights and history. Obviously everybody knows what’s going on in the news but a lot of people have mixed views or they’re not as educated. We promote charities, faith, culture, love and in general just want everybody to get along. What courses does everyone study?  I study M Law, Hareem the President studies LLB […] - [Top 10 Places to Visit in Huddersfield with Friends](https://t-hud.org/top-10-places-to-visit-in-huddersfield-with-friends/): 10.  Chipway I like this takeaway because they have great chips and you do get a generous portion but the regular chips cost £4.00. It’s worth it if you have sauces and seasoning but I’m just picky, however, my friends really like it, especially Tyler. 9.  Parish This spot is really cool, I’d definitely recommend if you’re into alternative music. Parish is known for hosting various emo and indie nights across three floors as well as being home to a pool table downstairs. My friends and I love it, even though pool isn’t my strong suit, it’s still fun. 8.  The […] - [My Football Diary](https://t-hud.org/my-football-diary/): Hello and welcome to my football diary all about Huddersfield Town. Unfortunately I’ve had the greatest displeasure of being forced to watch this abhorrent excuse for a football team for the past 20 years, ever living in false hope that we will win come game day. These are my live thoughts and reactions of every game I’ve watched in the past two weeks as they were happening.  Saturday 20 September  Entry one, 8.48am: I woke up excited and optimistic ahead of Burton Town at home. Can’t wait to get to the stadium and cheer on my team. The weather is looking […] - [The Albums that Got Me Through my First Weeks at University](https://t-hud.org/the-albums-that-got-me-through-my-first-weeks-at-university/): Going into university, I tried to emphasise the aesthetics of the beginning of the academic year, autumn and Halloween, in a desperate attempt to not become entirely overwhelmed with nerves. In order to do this, I sought refuge the one place I knew would feel safe. Spotify. This is a look into the music/albums that have helped me through this transition. The first album I’ve had on repeat is Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness by The Smashing Pumpkins. This band feel very autumn-oriented to me, or more so, Halloween-oriented (hence the name). The specific song I have to mention is […] - [My Opening Two Weeks](https://t-hud.org/my-opening-two-weeks/): Saturday 6th September 2025 marked the day that I was to move away from home, as a full-time student. However, my first 2 weeks in Huddersfield were spent as something entirely different. I spent my time as a full-time kitchen associate at Wetherspoons. My original plan was to use one week to settle in and explore and then start work the week after. Despite this, I was put to work just 2 days after I moved in. Naturally, I decided the best course of action would be to do as much as I can outside of work. The next few hundred […] - [Who Would Want to Wake Up THIS Early?](https://t-hud.org/who-would-want-to-wake-up-this-early/): Who would want to wake up THIS early? That’s all I’ve been asking myself for my first 2 weeks of uni. Everyday, up at 5am. My alarm shrills and as much as I want to stay in bed, I need to get up. The sleep in my eyes is sharp every morning and scrapes against my eyelids when I wipe it away. The house is silent and the floors are cold because the dog stole my slippers. It’s worse now that it’s getting closer to winter because the sky stays so dark and dreary as if the morning still hasn’t begun. […] - [T'HUD Magazine Editions (2023–Present)](https://t-hud.org/our-editions/): Since 2023 the University of Huddersfield’s student magazine has been T’HUD, a vibrant platform helping to empower student voices. - [Galvanise Magazine Archive (2019–2023)](https://t-hud.org/galvanise-magazine-archive/): From 2019 to 2023 the University of Huddersfield’s student magazine was Galvanise. We do not currently have any archived editions of the Galvanise Magazine, if you are in possession of a digital or physical copy please contact us a thudmag@gmail.com View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mel Doyle (@activitieshudsu) View this post on Instagram A post shared by [un]-KNOWN (@un_knowndesign) - [ARTS AND HUMANITIES JOB CUTS: WHAT’S GOING ON](https://t-hud.org/arts-and-humanities-job-cuts-whats-going-on/): By Fletcher Shore, Freelance Journalist What’s going on? 37 Arts and Humanities staff are facing redundancy, as five departments are being condensed to three to save money. The cuts were announced in June, to uproar from staff and students. At the moment, 30 academics and 7 technical staff are at risk of losing their jobs. Students across the university have come under the banner SaveHudAH to campaign against the university. Both Linguistics and History are nationally renowned departments; History was recently ranked 13th in the U.K. by The Guardian, whilst Linguistics produce the world-renowned Babel Magazine, a publication about language. Broadcaster Stephen Fry tweeted his […] - [PREY (2022) – FILM REVIEW](https://t-hud.org/prey-2022-film-review/): By Callum Blevins Prey is a 2022 American Sci-fi, action thriller directed by Dan Trachtenberg and is the fifth film in the Predator franchise which began in 1987. John McTiernan’s original film is a staple of 80’s action. It had everything audiences had come to expect; muscles, explosions, and plenty of it. But it was also a clever subversion of the genre, by adding an advanced alien creature into the mix to out match and kill off these invincible action heroes one by one. After years of countless tired sequels and spin offs, we now have Prey, which also acts as […] - [TOP 5 SPOTS IN HUDDERSFIELD](https://t-hud.org/top-5-spots-in-huddersfield/): I turned 18 during the first Covid-19 lockdown, so for me, going out drinking was out of the question. When I moved to Huddersfield that September, my ‘Freshers’ week was plagued by the ‘rule of six’ and a looming second lockdown. To no surprise, I took full advantage of Freshers Week heading into my second year. Freshers’ week is a great way to meet new people outside of your course or accommodation- especially if you’re completely new to Huddersfield like I was. Each year, the Students Union hosts the much-loved Hud Crawl where the local bars invite new and returning students […] - [15p REUSABLE CUP INITIATIVE](https://t-hud.org/15p-reusable-cup-initiative/): By Sean Ford During the summer the Students’ Union was recognized for their sustainability and green initiatives. They have attained a “Good” Green Impact award. The Students’ Union joined the award-winning programme in 2021 and they have made progress towards becoming a more sustainable organisation and creating long-lasting social change on campus.  In partnership with Huddersfood, the University of Huddersfield catering department, they have introduced a 15p Coffee Cup charge. To meet their goals on waste and carbon emissions reduction, both the University and the Students’ Union have committed to reducing the number of single-use items being used every day on […] - [TIKTOK AND THE MUSIC INDUSTRY: POWER OR POISON?](https://t-hud.org/tiktok-and-the-music-industry-power-or-poison/): By Sandra Ubege TikTok has had such a big impact on culture in such a short time. Formerly known as musical.ly, the social media app was founded in 2016 and merged into TikTok in 2018. The app now has 1 billion active users. TikTok has borne a new generation of influencers, controversies and of course, trends. From the stylish to the strange, TikTok is a hub for all sorts of entertainment.  TikTok’s platform model is based on short videos with music or ‘sound’ as they’re known in the app. The ‘sound’ can either be a song, or audio from a video […] - [Student Budgeting: How to plan ahead for the academic year](https://t-hud.org/student-budgeting-how-to-plan-ahead-for-the-academic-year/): By Zoha Tariq Time at university can be quite stressful at times; with your studies, tests, course-works etc, but also managing your routine on your own with a limited budget. Let’s be honest, Universities are expensive and a HUGE investment towards our future, so it’s imperative that we plan out our journey in an effective manner. Most of the students step into the university routine with little to no financial awareness and end up over-drafting their bank accounts way before the semester ends. The main goal should be to plan a financial budget that’s realistic and workable for each individual (have […] - [What are Huddersfield MP’s Campaigning for?](https://t-hud.org/what-are-huddersfield-mps-campaigning-for/): By Connor Moore Huddersfield like every other town and city has problems that will arise should we leave, centring around Council Tax increases and council budget cuts. These coupled with a potential recession, predicted by many leading economists should we leave the EU, could be huge. However, Local councillors have plans to remedy these concerns. Huddersfield University is within the ward of Newsome which is currently represented by Andrew Cooper of the Green Party. They have selected him to run for the Huddersfield seat, believing his 20 years of service and standing in the party give them a good chance of […] - [Politics Debate on Campus](https://t-hud.org/politics-debate-on-campus/): By Christopher Blake Party representatives met for a lively debate at Huddersfield university on the 04th December, fielding questions from students in preparation for the upcoming election. In attendance was James Wilkinson representing the Liberal Democrats, Barry Sheerman for the Labour party, Stuart Hall for the Brexit party, Ken Davy for the Conservative party and Andrew Cooper for the Green party, although we unfortunately lost Andrew Cooper mid-way through the debate due to personal commitments. The candidates all made an opening statement, outlining their key policies. Andrew Cooper opened focusing on the success they have had in the local area of Newsome, […] - [Should we save our high streets?](https://t-hud.org/should-we-save-our-high-streets/): Marks and Spencer’s closure on the 4th May continued the exodus of Huddersfield’s high street, while many other business’ precariously cling on during these challenging times. BHS was the first major casualty closing its doors back in August 2016, taking with it 60 jobs. Since then it has remained unoccupied, a ghostly relic to times gone by where giant department store’s reigned supreme and the high streets thrived. Other notable losses include; Adams, Ethel Austin, Greenwoods, Jessops, La Senza, Poundworld and Woolworths. Whereas in the past when one business would close another would step in to replace it, this is no […] - [Mental Health.. Why The Mainstream Media Are Letting Us Down.](https://t-hud.org/mental-health-why-the-mainstream-media-are-letting-us-down/): This topic is certainly one that can be quite personal to some people, and is one which can be quite sensitive. However, that shouldn’t mean that it should be ignored. Everyone has been affected by mental health, whether they be a sufferer themselves, or know someone who suffers. But the mainstream media are letting us down, big time. I write this article in response to the outpour of headlines, tweets and posts I have seen about the death of Mike Thalassitis. I opened Twitter on the day of his death, and the majority of tweets I saw by news outlet didn’t […] - [Less is More: The Beauty of Minimalism](https://t-hud.org/less-is-more-the-beauty-of-minimalism/): We live in a consumerist society, and that is no news to anybody. But do we really need what we think we do? Will the fifth pair of sneakers make you happier? Will the newest smartphone bring you the joy you are seeking for? It might do. But only for a short period of time. And then what? You will want more. It’s like an addiction you don’t realise you have because it is portrayed as the ordinary. Look around you – what exactly, out of all the things you own is useful? And how much of it is there without any purpose whatsoever? I recently […] - [T'HUD Magazine Editions Archive (2013–2017)](https://t-hud.org/thud-magazine-editions-archive/): The T’HUD Student magazine society was founded in 2013 and ran until 2017, when it was rebranded as Galvanise in 2019 when the society was relaunched. - [Fat Freshers Syndrome](https://t-hud.org/fat-freshers-syndrome/): Did you know that the average student puts on a stone during their first year at university? Living away from your parents can hold ballooning pitfalls that only seem to be brought to light once the damage is done- usually on return home for the Christmas break when your ever so tactful nan declares ‘blimey you’ve turned into a porker’ over Christmas pudding. It almost seems impossible to avoid the first year bulge as you fully immerse yourself into university life: £1 a pint deals and regular trips to the 24 hour McDonalds on the 3am walk home is undoubtedly going […] - [The Essential DON’Ts of Your 1st Year](https://t-hud.org/the-essential-donts-of-your-1st-year/): Before starting the first year of university, you are promised the time of your life; the new lifestyle means no parents, no rules and plenty of free time to dedicate to drinking and socialising. However things can quickly spiral into a never ending cycle of cringing, hangovers and regret. Forget the ‘Do’s’ and follow these ‘Don’ts’ in order to survive your first year. Don’t think you are invincible.Fresher’s Flu does exist, and unless you have an immune system stronger than that black absinthe you drank last night, you will struggle to avoid it. From a combination of a bunch of new […] - [THE FIGHT FOR AND AGAINST FEMINISM](https://t-hud.org/the-fight-for-and-against-feminism/): T-Hud writers Lorna and Aimee recently produced a piece about the misconceptions of feminism. The article brings to light a number of interesting points but there is one factor that I want to expand a little further. Aimee stated, quite rightly, that not all feminists hate men, but she didn’t mention why so many people think that they do. The answer comes from, as you might expect, social media; notably Tumblr. The so-called Tumblr Feminists (TFs) have, for some time now, taken it upon themselves to brand ALL men in the same light –often depicting them as unsavoury characters, and there […] - [Lost and Fined](https://t-hud.org/lost-and-fined/): Hands up if you’ve ever received a fine for not returning a book to the university library on time. Another show of hands if you have missed a lecture and not reported your absence. How about this: have you ever swiped into a class and then just left the room before the lecture started? Or swiped in for someone else? If you have your hand raised for any of these – well, what does it matter? Why is it such a big deal? Here’s why. It may astound you to know that for this financial year alone, the amount of fines for […] - [Streets of Huddersfield](https://t-hud.org/streets-of-huddersfield/): Prostitution is a £5 billion business in the UK, with official estimates claiming that more money changes hands as a result of sex work than in the entire farming industry. It thrives in massage parlours, brothels and on street corners all over the country, and Huddersfield is no exception. This issue, T’Hud investigates the stories behind the statistics. Two women chat calmly on a street corner, surrounded by a halo of light from the street-lamp beside them. By summer standards it’s a cold night, but the women, one wearing a short party dress and the other in skinny jeans and a flimsy vest, […] - [Moving to University – Making Halls Homely](https://t-hud.org/moving-to-university-making-halls-homely/): For most of you, moving into student halls will probably mark your first new bedroom away from the family home. For me, a token timid southerner dropped in this foreign land where people say ‘Baff’ instead of Bath, Breadcake instead of Bread Roll and seem to have ‘dinner’ at lunchtime, it was a little intimidating starting completely afresh, so it was vital that I had a bedroom where I felt comfortable. With a bit of creativity, your new student room can be a reflection of your new independent personality, without breaking the bank. Attack the walls  Let’s be more imaginative than […] - [SU Election Live Blog](https://t-hud.org/su-election-live-blog/): For those who haven’t been living under a rock or camping out in the library to get those deadlines met, it will be no surprise that the annual SU elections have been taking place at The University this week. You’ve been asked to vote, seen more green and blue than a day out at Teletubby land and are ready to tell the next stranger to come up to you on campus to eff off and take their manifesto with them, but despite what seems like a load of hassle and popularity contesting, it really does matter. This year has seen some […] - [SU Elections – Candidate Question Time 2014](https://t-hud.org/su-elections-candidate-question-time-2014/): Yesterday evening the 2014 Students’ Union elections burst into life at a Candidate Question Time. In front of hundreds of students and a live radio audience candidates running for the roles of VP – Communications & Democracy, VP – Education, VP – Wellbeing & Equality, VP – Student Activities and SU President were grilled by Paula Sherriff (Labour Candidate for Dewsbury in 2015s general election) over their intentions should they win a term in office. To remain impartial, we at T’Hud will be keeping our opinions to ourselves until after the elections, however, we would like to encourage all students that haven’t […] - [University Student Bringing Eclectic Concerts To Town](https://t-hud.org/university-student-bringing-eclectic-concerts-to-town/): University of Huddersfield student Sam Hopkins is bringing a diverse line-up of music to the town, with a series of eclectic gigs. Hopkins, a third year student, has organised the events as part of his final year project, with proceeds from the gigs going towards an accompanying series of lectures from industry figures. “For the last few years I’ve been working in live music in Leeds,” he said, “the Leeds music scene is such a great community and I see a lot of people travelling over to Leeds from Huddersfield, so I figured I’d bring some of my friends and favourites […] - [The Huddersfield Gay Scene – Where is it?](https://t-hud.org/the-huddersfield-gay-scene-where-is-it/): The hub of the gay student life is coming from the continuous work from the LGBT society. President of the LGBT society, Emma Kearl, has done a lot with the group and her opinion on the gay scene in Huddersfield is one of disappointment. Recently the biggest gay bar in Huddersfield, Chads (pictured), closed down for good.  This leaves only The New Union that caters for gay club nights. Now more than ever the gay population of Huddersfield and its students need to start working to improve their ‘scene’. Emma feels that the LGBT society is there to support this and […] - [A View From Room 101 – Student Central](https://t-hud.org/a-view-from-room-101-student-central/): “You asked me once, what was in Room 101. I told you that you knew the answer already. Everyone knows it. The thing that is in Room 101 is the worst thing in the world.” Nineteen Eighty-Four, George Orwell I’m not sure what sort of message the University was sending T’Hud when they moved the  magazine office to Room 101 in the newly built Student Central. Hopefully it’s not a comment on the quality of what we do (can someone confirm this please, I have a very fragile ego) but merely a coincidence. Either way the opportunity to start a column […] - [Refreshers Week](https://t-hud.org/refreshers-week/): by Kevin Lawson It’s big, it’s loud, it’s back…it’s Refreshers’ 2014! We spoke to thousands of you during Freshers’ Week, kept quizzing you right through Term 1 and you told us that you wanted a big welcome back in the New Year. Well…when you say “jump”, we say “how high?”. Our daytime programme guarantees to find you something to get stuck into, be it a new sport, volunteering project, or one of our new ‘Give It A Go’ taster sessions; you need to make sure you come visit the SU in Student Central. On top of all that, our evening programme […] - [Huddersfield announced as University of the Year](https://t-hud.org/huddersfield-announced-as-university-of-the-year/): HUDDERSFIELD has been declared University of the Year by one of the UK’s leading publications. The announcement was made during a ceremony at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel, venue for the 2013 Times Higher Education Awards. “This is the most fantastic honour!” said a delighted Professor Bob Cryan, theUniversity of Huddersfield’s Vice-Chancellor, who accepted the award in person. “It is a tribute to all the staff who have worked so hard to get us where we are today.  We are now well established as one of the country’s innovative universities – and thebest is yet to come!” added Professor Cryan. Under Professor Cryan’s leadership, the University has become an extremely dynamic institution and its bid to become University of the Year was based on an exceptional performance during the 2011/12 academic year. Achievements included winning the Times Higher Education award forEntrepreneurial University of the Year; receiving two […] - [T’HUD Gig Guide: hcmf// Special (15/11 – 24/11)](https://t-hud.org/thud-gig-guide-hcmf-special-15-11-24-11/): What’s this? A gig guide on a Friday? This is not the norm! by Alex Nelson Fitting that you should say that really, because today’s gig guide is anything but the norm. Today we present to you a Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival (or ‘hcmf//’ for short) special. “A festival?” you say, “in November?” Indeed, for many this year’s festival ‘season’ appears well and truly over. With the clocks turning back a few weeks ago, temperatures plummeting and the St. Judes storm giving most of the country a taste of the inclement weather to come, winter is certainly just around the corner. […] - [Hold Off On Your Housing](https://t-hud.org/hold-off-on-your-housing/): Every year the Students’ Union Advice Centre deals with a huge number of cases where students have rushed into signing for properties without properly thinking it all through or making any checks and then live to regret it because the property is unaffordable, they’ve fallen out with their housemates or the property is unsuitable. And what they don’t realise is that once you’ve signed a housing contract, it is virtually impossible to get out of it before the end of the tenancy! It’s November and some of you are already thinking about housing for next year! Some of you have even sorted a house […] - [Hawks Complete Charity Lift for Life](https://t-hud.org/hawks-complete-charity-lift-for-life/): The Huddersfield Hawks American Football Club don’t do things by halves. For their latest charity fundraising effort they set themselves the target of lifting over 1 million kg in one day. Club media exec Dean Scicluna explains why: “Every October the NFL has a campaign to raise money for breast cancer research. As a club we wanted to get on board with this. We wanted to give to the charity that gives the most to breast cancer research, which is Cancer Research UK.” Over 40 players joined in with the lift, which took place at Body Transformation Gym (one of the […] - [Give It A Go – Yoga!](https://t-hud.org/give-it-a-go-yoga/): The Sanskrit word ‘yoga’ is translated as a union between body, mind and spirit. I have never tried any form of yoga before, but had heard it was extremely rejuvenating, beneficial and cleansing for the soul, so when my friend suggested coming along to a beginner’s class that she was teaching it tempted me to give it a try. So there I was on a Wednesday evening, rolled up yoga mat in tow, open minded and ready to embarrass myself with my lack of flexibility. When I arrived I was greeted with tranquil music, a sea of purple yoga mats on the floor […] - [Don’t have sex…because you will get chlamydia…and die](https://t-hud.org/dont-have-sexbecause-you-will-get-chlamydiaand-die/): Although the title was written with comedic value in mind, there is a cause for concern when it comes to sexual health at University. You’re away from mum and dad possibly for the first time, and you’re ready to lose your dignity to the first person who asks for it. But a recent study by Shagatuni.com suggests we’re being a bunch of mucky people and should be wrapping our willies. The study found that 23% of students admitted to catching an STI during their first year at Uni, and of all those questioned, 54% could not even remember who had given […] - [Undergraduate Support to be cut](https://t-hud.org/undergraduate-support-to-be-cut/): With students already struggling to face the prospect of anything up to £53,000 debt at the end of their degree, the news of George Osborne cutting the undergraduate support budget by £150 million won’t be taken lightly. This means axing the National Scholarship Programme – but it doesn’t stop there! The way the NSP works means that each institution that receives this government funding must match the amount of money given to them by the government. Therefore the real figure comes to nearly £300 million, all of which is almost crucial to some of Britain’s poorest students. The National Scholarship Programme […] - [5 Ways to stay fit at University](https://t-hud.org/5-ways-to-stay-fit-at-university/): Staying fit at university is a challenge. With a plethora of activities going on all at the same time such as napping, drinking, studying, socialising and more drinking it’s sometimes hard to fit in very important things such as sleep and exercise. However finding time to stay fit doesn’t have to be a huge chore on the contrary it can be the highlight of your week, that one activity you look forward to more than anything after a bad day or possible the one thing you turn too when your life gets stressful. So without further ado let’s get onto the […] - [Homesick? You’re not the only one.](https://t-hud.org/homesick-youre-not-the-only-one/): BY SOPHIE MITCHELL Moving away from home is something that many students will experience when they start University. For some the change will be an easy transition, allowing them to thrive on the freedom and independence that living alone offers. For others, it can feel like a struggle. If you’re in the latter group then don’t worry you’re not alone, NUS research shows that 50 – 70% of students will feel homesick in the first few weeks, it’s completely natural! Living away from home is a completely new experience and there are lots of things you’re going to have to learn but […] - [VP Communications & Democracy – NHS Charges for International students: Unfairness or Xenophobia?](https://t-hud.org/vp-communications-democracy-nhs-charges-for-international-students-unfairness-or-xenophobia/): In July 2013 the Government offered a proposal to charge foreigners for using NHS health service in England. The following proposal was also decided to solve the net cost loss of £12 million invested in treating foreign nationals in the UK. To follow, the UK Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt announced that: “It is a national health service not an international health service”. (Click here to see the full BBC News article). So at this point I wonder if the UK Government has taken a xenophobic turn in deciding to promote such unfair NHS charges. From a very impartial and “studenty” perspective, is […] - [Change For The Better ?](https://t-hud.org/change-for-the-better/): A number of you may be aware that the Students’ Union will relocate to the brand new Learning & Leisure Centre in January 2014.  This project has been in the pipelines since March 2011, but we have now reached the stage where plans for the move have become finalised. Over the past few days the plans have attracted significant attention from students – particularly on social media.  Whilst we had planned to run a huge communications campaign on this issue immediately after Freshers’ Week (to make sure messages weren’t drowned out), it’s become very obvious that we need to start this process now. […] - [EXEC TEAM: VP Wellbeing & Equalities Officer Resigns](https://t-hud.org/exec-team-vp-wellbeing-equalities-officer-resigns/): Written by EXEC TEAM President Nosheen Dad It is my unfortunate duty to inform you that Emily Wright VP Wellbeing and Equalities has formally handed in her resignation from her post. As saddened as we are to see her go, as an Exec team we fully empathise with her reasons to stand down. I have attached both her resignation letter and my acceptance at the bottom of this page. As you will understand this now leaves a vacancy within the Exec team. Under the provision of the constitution (Byelaw 7, section 5.6) as a team we have agreed that the most […] - [Last Orders Please – The SU Bar/Cafe to Close In January](https://t-hud.org/last-orders-please-the-su-bar-cafe-to-close-in-january/): by Kevin Lawson Yesterday SU staff were told that the Bar and Cafe run in the Students Union building would close in January as part of the move to the new building. The news finally confirms the rumours that been circling ever since the new £22.5 million Learning Leisure Centre was announced. Whilst the initial press release was keen to impress that the development would extend out of the central services building and be home to a wide range of state of the art sports facilities, it didn’t go into specifics about what the changes would mean for the SU. It’s felt that due […] - [Listings – 26/09 ‘Floorplan Presents DJ Oneman’ @ The Zetland](https://t-hud.org/listings-26-09-floorplan-presents-dj-oneman-the-zetland/): by Kevin Lawson After their success of last year’s parties which saw Floorplan bring the likes of Jackmaster, Krystal Klear, Huxley, Eliphino and XXXY to town, the students behind Huddersfield premier club night wanted to continue bringing quality underground acts to the best venues the town has to offer. This academic year they are starting with a Bass Heavy BANG! and on Thursday 26th September the group will welcome Rinse FM and BBC Radio One regular DJ Oneman to Huddersfield. For this Fresher’s special, they will be taking over the basement of the Zetland in the heart of the town and kitting […] - [Weekly Gaming Digest #1](https://t-hud.org/weekly-gaming-digest-1/): by Kevin Lawson We’re massive gaming geeks here at T’Hud and we’re constantly looking at all sorts of cool, funny and just downright weird gaming videos. Here are our favourites from this week. GTA V released 17/09 Obviously the biggest news this week is the long awaited release of GTA V. Here’s a smattering of our favourite videos to get you in the mood for the game. FIFA 14 & PES 2014 demo’s release It’s that time of year again, the two latest (and greatest?) incarnations of the long running football series are being readied for release and to make sure […] - [Uni Registry wins top award](https://t-hud.org/uni-registry-wins-top-award/): THE University of Huddersfield’s Registry Team – responsible for assuring the quality of all courses and overseeing rules and regulations – has been voted the nation’s best at the 2013 Times Higher Education Leadership and Management Awards.  One of the achievements that earned the award was a new system leading to dramatic falls in student problems and complaints. The Leadership and Management Awards celebrate the Higher Education sector’s leadership, management, financial and business skills.  The University of Huddersfield’s Registry is headed by Kathy Sherlock and it works closely with the Pro Vice-Chancellor for Teaching and Learning, Professor Tim Thornton. In order to […] - [Huddersfield Students to Play in the Student Rugby League World Cup](https://t-hud.org/huddersfield-students-to-play-in-the-student-rugby-league-world-cup/): After months of preparation and fundraising, including financial support from the Students’ Union, Huddersfield University Rugby League players Callum Boyle and Billy Griffiths are about to play in the Student Rugby League World Cup. The World Cup takes place across some of West Yorkshire’s most famous Rugby League grounds and culminates sees the best student Rugby League players from around the world coming to compete for the title of student world champions. We caught up with Callum and Billy to hear their thoughts ahead of the tournament. SU: Hi guys, the start of the World Cup is just days away. How […] - [Take part in the NUS International Students and the Immigration Bill Survey](https://t-hud.org/take-part-in-the-nus-international-students-and-the-immigration-bill-survey/): CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE SURVEY NUS and your Students Union are conducting research into the impact of proposals in the immigration bill. This page explains what the survey is about and how you can enter the draw to win one of five amazon vouchers. About the survey The UK government has made a number of proposals in their new Immigration Bill which would impact international students studying or intending to study in the UK. In the Immigration Bill the UK government is proposing an additional fee of at least £150 per year for each student, and a separate fee for […] - [Education goes green: 25 universities receive HEFCE sustainability funding](https://t-hud.org/education-goes-green-25-universities-receive-hefce-sustainability-funding/): The National Union of Students (NUS) today announced details of a ground breaking Students’ Green Fund, worth £5 million and involving sustainability projects from 25 universities across the country. Diverse projects such as the sustainable food focus of ‘Sheffield on a plate’, to the community focused ‘Guerrilla Gardeners’ in Newcastle, to Staffordshire’s ‘Green Pad’ on sustainable housing, are all based upon four key themes of student participation, partnership, impact and legacy. Managing the HEFCE (Higher Education Funding Council for England) provided fund, NUS oversaw a competitive bidding process for student-led environmental sustainability projects. Each will be run through students’ unions in […] - [Radio Hud Undergoes Makeover](https://t-hud.org/radio-hud-undergoes-makeover/): Radio Hud has undergone a bit of a makeover over the summer, and so, introducing the BRAND NEW look to the Sound of Student Life! In addition to announcing only last Thursday that we will be broadcasting 7 days a week from when we go back on air, we can announce that this year we will be going on air earlier than we have ever done, starting with LIVE shows from the SU Bar during Freshers Week! Monday 23rd September at 9am sees the return of Radio Hud Breakfast, with Ben Duke, Callum Wade and our Station Manager Alex Humphries making […] - [Review – Kick Ass 2](https://t-hud.org/review-kick-ass-2/): by Ryan Pollard Summary: Kick-Ass 2 is partly likeable and fun, and Chloe Grace Moretz is still outstanding, despite failing to achieve the wit and anarchy of the flawless original. 3/5 Average The original Kick-Ass shook up the superhero genre when it hit screens back in 2010. It was unlike any comic-book movie that had ever come before, the tone was anarchic, the language was foul and the violence brutal. In the hands of writer/director, Matthew Vaughn, and co-writer, Jane Goldman, it was an absolute blast from start to finish, exciting, funny and hugely entertaining, an instant cult-classic and became this reviewer’s […] - [Man of Steel (2013) Review](https://t-hud.org/man-of-steel-2013-review/): Director Zack Snyder has had a bumpy start to his career. On one hand he’s done the excellent 300 and Watchmen, on the other the absolutely terrible Sucker Punch, which just seemed like a glorified pop video than a movie. So, there have been massive expectations and trepidations surrounding Man of Steel unsurprisingly, because everyone, including me, was wondering whether Zack Snyder was strong enough to make Superman weak. In his early incarnations, Superman came from Krypton where the gravity was stronger, came down to Earth and therefore his body became stronger. He was faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than […] - [Duke of York becomes Patron of the University](https://t-hud.org/duke-of-york-becomes-patron-of-the-university/): Good news! His Royal Highness The Duke of York, KG, has agreed to become Patron of our University.  We share a commitment with His Royal Highness to boost the UK economy via entrepreneurship and enterprise. The Duke of York has been a regular visitor here and in May 2013 he was on campus to officially open our new £12 million 3M Buckley Innovation Centre and to bestow the first Duke of York Young Entrepreneur Awards. He has lent his support to a wide range of initiatives designed to encourage entrepreneurially-focussed education, which is a key specialisation here at the University.  As […] - [Fourth Queen’s Nurse for Uni](https://t-hud.org/fourth-queens-nurse-for-uni/): HEALTH visitors are to set play an increasingly important role and University of Huddersfield lecturer Karen Adams aims to make sure that her appointment as a Queen’s Nurse will help to boost awareness of the profession and its contribution to the health and well-being of families and communities in Britain. A health visitor by background, Karen is currently leader of the Specialist Community Public Health Nursing Programme at the University.  Its students – who number around 40 a year and are all trained nurses or midwives – work towards an MSc degree in Public Health Nursing Practice. The title Queen’s Nurse […] - [REVIEW: Parklife Weekender, Manchester, 8-9th June](https://t-hud.org/review-parklife-weekender-manchester-8-9th-june/): Confidence is a preference for the habitual festival goer of what is known as Parklife. Drifting in through the gates of Heaton Park amongst the droves of laddish, sunburnt, beer-swilling, bum-baring guys and gals of Manchester, I had my trepidations about what I was about the witness. Put simply, it felt initially like being dropped in an episode of Geordie Shore – pure sluttily dressed carnage. I’m not really sure when it became socially acceptable to wander round in a pinafore dress with nothing, not even a bra underneath, but I’m guessing it must be the latest trend, because I spotted […] - [Movie 43 (2013) Review](https://t-hud.org/movie-43-2013-review/): 1 TerribleSummary: Anyone who thinks it looks good or plans to see it, shame on you, shame on you. By Ryan Pollard Before delving into the mess that is Movie 43, be warned: Anyone who thinks it looks good or plans to see it, shame on you, shame on you. Movie 43 is the latest product from the mind of Peter Farrelly, and the plot is that a group of young kids are searching for filth on the Internet (in the US version, it’s Dennis Quaid pitching movie ideas) and in the process of finding the most banned movie ever made, they […] - [University of Huddersfield in multi-million euro HARCO Project](https://t-hud.org/university-of-huddersfield-in-multi-million-euro-harco-project/): MACHINE tools and manufacturing machinery are set to be revolutionised – achieving much greater levels of accuracy with the fitting of highly-affordable smart components – after a multi-million Euro research project in which University of Huddersfield experts played a key role. Named HARCO (Hierarchical and Adaptive Smart Components for precision production systems application), the three-year project officially concludes this summer and was backed to the tune of €3.9 million Euros by the European Commission Seventh Framework Programme (FP7). The University of Huddersfield, home to a globally-respected EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Advanced Metrology, was one of ten Europe-wide collaborators in the […] - [Well Travelled](https://t-hud.org/well-travelled/): Our Guide to summer travel By Kate Pearson & Emma Foster Besides LSD, travelling is probably the most mind expanding experience you can have. Although the thought of leaving the home comforts of Britain may seem scary, by embracing different cultures with an open mind, you will change and grow as a person. In the words of St. Augustine, “The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.” So ignore the political bullshit and borders which divide us, this entire world belongs to us all and we should explore every corner of it. Some of […] - [State Of Dress](https://t-hud.org/state-of-dress/): By Aaron Ibanez There is no doubt that wanting to ‘fit in’ is a primitive human desire. Now, more than ever, it is rife. There are so many groups of lads that patrol the high streets and the club scene, wearing the same shit as their best mate, that it’s difficult to tell them apart.  Socks with toms or without, you’re still a twat. However, I still believe Britain cares more now about how it dresses than at any point in my lifetime. I think it’s something to do with Chavs, One Direction and Primark but I couldn’t be sure, I’m […] ## Pages - [Cookie Policy (UK)](https://t-hud.org/cookie-policy-uk/) - [Articles](https://t-hud.org/articles/) - [Contact](https://t-hud.org/contact/): If you would like to get in touch with us about anything, feel free to pop us a dm over on Instagram @t.hudmag View this post on Instagram A post shared by T’HUD – University of Huddersfield Magazine Society (@t.hudmag) - [About Us](https://t-hud.org/about/): T’HUD is the University of Huddersfield’s student magazine, but we’re also much more than that! It is your platform to express yourself. Unleash your inner journalist, graphic designer, photographer, content creator, and more. The list is endless. There are countless ways to get involved in our small but mighty community. Our members are what make this society; we’re by students, for students. We’re also not just exclusively for students enrolled in media or journalism courses, with our membership open to whoever wants to join our community. So if you have think we have a gap in our coverage, don’t feel afraid to […] - [Home](https://t-hud.org/home/) - [Privacy Policy](https://t-hud.org/privacy-policy/): Who we are Our website address is: https://t-hud.org. Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a hash) may be provided to the Gravatar service to see if you are using it. The Gravatar service privacy policy is available here: https://automattic.com/privacy/. After approval of your comment, your profile picture is visible to the public in the context of your comment. Media If you upload images to the […] ## Optional - [Agent (MCP protocol)](websites-agents.hostinger.com/t-hud.org/mcp) [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)