Epigram recently reported on the acute shortage of university accommodation for incoming ‘non-guaranteed undergraduate applicants’. Following up on this, Epigram's Features Editor has spoken to students caught in the student housing crisis.

On July 19th, also known as 'Freedom Day', Covid-19 restrictions such as social distancing were finally lifted. However, how have local, independent business in Bristol responded to Freedom Day over the past few months?

Renowned for being a home to multiple independent businesses in Bristol, Wapping Wharf has finally welcomed an independent bookshop to its bustling harbourside location.

After months of delays, cancellations, and compromises, the Lakota Summer of Love festival truly was a healthy and happy return to live music in Bristol.

Chains such as Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Aldi and Lidl all benefit from the work carried out by the workers in greenhouses, in conditions that can only be described as slave labour.

If you’ve been in Bristol over the past fortnight, you’ve undoubtedly seen the balloons from your window, garden or local park - but how did the balloon become a symbol of Bristol’s identity? And how has the festival adapted to the post-pandemic era?

Bristol’s Just Love Society have pushed the University to achieve Fairtrade accreditation from the Fairtrade Foundation, and it seems as though their work has paid off.

Bristol University’s leading climate scientists have sounded the alarm in the UN’s latest climate report, but there is still time to act, they say.