Within weeks of moving into student halls, Alice*, matched on a dating app with a tutor teaching on her new University course. ‘I was in my first year,’ she says. ‘I’d just moved out of my parents’ house and I felt this massive surge in independence'.

From the Suffrage Movement to revolutionising understandings of engineering, here’s a list of Bristol women who radically changed the world.

On 24 March, Bristol Nights will be hosting the Shine A Light Parade to show solidarity with victims of harassment after a recent survey conducted by the organisation found that 100 per cent of women in Bristol had experienced some form of sexual harassment.

But, what does it mean for a public institution to go private? And how does this impact the experience of university students today?

Going unnoticed is a common experience for those with hidden disabilities – after all, they are ‘non-visible’ conditions, and are therefore difficult to identify.

Alexander Sampson speaks to wildlife presenter and University of Bristol Zoology graduate Miranda Krestovnikoff.

Epigram recently spoke to Russian students at the University, who raised their concerns regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.