44 RESULTS IN TAG "covid-19":
Arts students may return to universities as late as 2021
Students taking arts and humanities courses may not have face-to-face teaching until January next year, a national teaching body has implied....
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Bristol professor claims coronavirus testing systems have been ‘emaciated’ by Tory austerity
Dr Scally, an Honorary Professor of Public Health at the University of Bristol, stated during an interview on Newsnight that ten years of Conservative budget cuts to public health had left the NHS incapable of carrying out mass contact tracing at the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak....
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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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Vice-Chancellor to take twenty per cent pay cut amid financial concerns resulting from COVID-19
Pro-Vice Chancellor, Hugh Brady has announced he will be taking a 20 per cent pay cut, amid financial pressures brought on by the coronavirus....
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Bristolians to test coronavirus vaccine
Bristol will be one of the four UK areas to test a coronavirus vaccine, in an upcoming trial by Oxford Vaccine Centre. Residents of postcodes BS1-BS6 and BS8 are being asked to volunteer for the trial, which will take place at the Bristol Children's Vaccine Centre....
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Bristolians print free PPE equipment for front line workers
A group of Bristolians, including a fourth year Bristol Engineering student, are 3D printing protective face shields for local front line workers....
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40 Things to Do in Isolation
Bored? Probably. We've been suddenly confined to our homes, unable to take part in our normal student escapades and adventures. So... what now?...
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