ARTICLES OF Jasmine Burke
Introducing: Peace of Mind
Wellbeing Editor Jasmine Burke interviews Hannah Carson, the social platforms secretary of Peace of Mind: a student-led society aiming to benefit the wellbeing of Bristol students....
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Things I'm tired of hearing as a black woman
"Can I touch your hair? No. It’s creepy." Epigram's Wellbeing Editor, Jasmine, discusses six common microaggressions against black women for the #WhatsMicroaggression campaign...
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Review: Bristol Free From Festival
Wellbeing Editor Jasmine Burke reviews her experience at the Bristol Free From food festival....
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Don't stress it: What causes students stress and how they overcome it
7 November is National Stress Awareness Day. Therefore, we asked some of our Epigram Wellbeing writers what causes them stress and how they overcome it....
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Faraway Cocktail Club: a hidden gem?
Sometimes I want to go out, but I don’t want to club. I want the option of dancing, but I also just want to catch up with friends. I’m a big fan of the ‘middle man’ and Faraway Cocktail Club is one of these places....
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Sidekicks not heroes: the representation of black people in film
In light of Black History Month, Wellbeing Editor Jasmine Burke discusses the role of black people in film and their common placement as sidekicks rather than heroes....
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‘So overwhelming’: First-years review the student support services
Zoë Crowther interviewed first-year students at the Welcome Fair about their experiences so far, revealing both strengths and weaknesses of the current system....
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I wasted my first year... and things turned out alright
Wellbeing Editor Jasmine Burke reflects on her rocky start at University and how it ended up improving....
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