Antisemitism on campus must be combatted 'for good', Bristol SU's Equality Liberation and Access Officer told the NUS National Conference last weekend.
Over 280 students and student leaders across the UK have demanded the cancellation of a Bristol Free Speech event accused of 'hosting islamophobic rhetoric' in the wake of the Christchurch massacre.
The student services budget is currently protected for the next academic year, Bristol's Director of Student Services said in an interview with Epigram about its new Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy.
In December, Bristol published its new Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy, which was put together with the SU following a consultation in which 200 students gave their feedback on the available support.
A Durham student who was removed from a discussion free speech following security concerns by the SU rejoined its panel after audience demand, contravening the society's agreement with the union.