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Reorganisaton

I've reorganised the article to roughly follow the guidlines set down in Wikipedia:WikiProject Universities, and added what info I could to the history, student life and sports, clubs and traditions sections. A number of the sections could do with more information from someone with better knowledge of the university, however.

Department of Cultural Studies

Is is true that this is one of the best departments of cultural studies in the UK?

Addition to/slight alteration to "Notable Alumni" section

In the "Notable Alumni" section, it lists "founding members of the British rock band Blur Alex James and Graham Coxon." However, Damon Albarn - quite possibly the most famous (or "notable") member of Blur and basically the band's unofficial leader ALSO attended this university alongside Alex James and Graham Coxon. But his name is omitted from that section. Albarn's name is present in the FULL article for the alumni, but not here in the "Notable Alumni" section of the University's article. Which isn't a HUGE deal, it's just that if you're gonna point out that Alex James & Graham Coxon of Blur are notable alumni of the University, then it seems a bit strange to leave out Damon Albarn's name.

I* would've gone in and quickly added his name to that sentence myself, but there is no option anywhere for me to edit this Wikipedia article (which I suppose makes sense, since it's a big fancy British university and all that jizz-jazz). So that means I can't do anything but come here, to the article's talk page, and simply suggest that someone....y'know...do that. So here I am, presenting that very suggestion. Riiiiiight.....NOW:

[Presenting suggestion] Someone should...y'know...do that. >sniff< Yeeeup. [Suggestion presented]

Well, that is all. S'pank you. S'pank you very much. AnarchoGonzo (talk) 11:58, 5 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]

A list of the wardens

In the history section please Jacobin 357 (talk) 05:52, 15 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]