On Sunday 21st March a protest that was scheduled to peacefully demonstrate against the new Police Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, descended into a riot.

Even though the motion did not pass, it has definitely sparked up necessary discussion around social mobility at University which may assist possible future proposals of a similar nature.

‘Practicing good mental health is as much about preventing as it is rescuing it.’ Alice Lang talks to the SU Wellbeing Network Chair and various student groups who are redefining mental health practices following their recent success at the SU AMM.

One study has shown that over-reliance on technology has shortened our attention span from twelve minutes to five minutes.

'This ease of access into Bristol’s nightlife that the group provided thrust it into mainstream Bristol student culture and made it a staple part of the night out routine. Need a ticket? CSBT. No longer want your ticket? CSBT.'

Morayo Omogbenigun speaks to Black students about how they feel about security services wearing bodycams around halls.

As a result of economic hardship caused by the recession, many individuals have been confronted with uncertainty surrounding legal issues, including their employment rights or their rights as a tenant.

Juliette Dudley reflects on LGBTQ+ History Month 2021 at the University of Bristol.