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Graduate schemes promote inequality and further enable the privileged
Graduate schemes must diversify their intake and improve the job market's equal access, or else be viewed as an elitist institution in an unfair society.
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MTB's Showcase: 'an excellent show with moments of sheer brilliance' ★★★★★
By Cameron Scheijde, co-Editor-in-Chief Now in its third year, Musical Theatre Bristol's Showcase of 10-minute-musical excerpts triumphed in what is...
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Slaughterhouse Rulez is a bloody charming school-based slasher
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost support a talented, young cast who play students in an upper class boarding school invaded by underground dwelling monsters....
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Review / Sam Fender @ Thekla
'Anyone that can break your heart and make you smile during the same set deserves all credibility as an artist,' Jamie Shepherd reviews Sam Fender at Thekla...
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My experience as a Postgrad at Bristol
MA History Student Zoë Crowther discusses how moving to Bristol for a masters differed from her experience moving as a Fresher....
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Community organisation Bristol Bike Project celebrates ten years
Founded to help those marginalised by society by teaching them new skills and providing them with an upcycled bike, the Bristol Bike Project celebrated its tenth birthday last weekend at Hamilton House....
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Graduate schemes are not shameful, they are pragmatic
People who bag a corporate grad scheme are not selling their souls more than anyone else....
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Bristol Conservatives reject the Government’s Brexit deal
Going against their own party, the Bristol University Conservative Association has stated that it ‘cannot in good faith support the proposed deal’....
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