ARTICLES OF Patrick Sullivan
Student reps in Riverside accommodation declare they have ‘no confidence’ in UoB ResiLife
A vote of no-confidence was unanimously passed by first-year students on the JCR committee representing Favell House, Rackhay, and Waverley House accommodation.
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Colston statue torn down during Bristol Black Lives Matter protest
A prominent 19th century statue of Edward Colston, a merchant and slave trader, was torn down by protestors in central Bristol.
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Package-free food delivery being trialled in Bristol
A Bristol engineering graduate and his brother are piloting a food delivery service in the city using customers’ own tupperware to save on packaging waste.
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Bristol University labs planning for June reopening
University management hope to open some research facilities again for use from 1 June, but have promised only to do so for ‘COVID-secure’ spaces.
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Bristol undergraduates launch scheme for students to help local charities affected by COVID-19
A group of current Bristol undergraduates are looking for hundreds of fellow students to support 30 local charities with their work over the summer period.
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Bristol SU Officers discuss Bristol’s ‘safety net’ policy and everything you need to know
Individual schools will confirm specific details for each course by Monday 4 May, and Epigram has talked to the SU Education Officers, Hillary Gyebi-Ababio (Undergraduate) and Chris Brasnett (Postgraduate) to answer the questions currently on student lips.
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Bristol University confirms ‘safety net’ approach to final year grades affected by COVID-19 as students wait for more details
Bristol students received confirmation their final degree classification will not go down due to assessment results affected by COVID-19, but they could be waiting until 4 May for further details on how it specifically applies to their course.
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Bristol Uni to release full ‘no detriment’ policy on Friday
The University of Bristol has promised to clarify their approach to grades affected by COVID-19 by the end of Friday after students were left without the full details earlier in the week.
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