87 RESULTS IN TAG "features":
‘So overwhelming’: First-years review the student support services
Zoë Crowther interviewed first-year students at the Welcome Fair about their experiences so far, revealing both strengths and weaknesses of the current system....
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A guide to volunteering in Bristol
'University life is a lot of fun but being surrounded by students all the time can soon become stifling.' Deputy Features Editor Tom Taylor seeks out some of the most useful ways of getting involved and giving back in Bristol....
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University strikes: Is the dispute over?
By Oliver Cohen, Deputy Online Editor Despite falling of the radar of popular discussion on campus, Deputy Online Editor Oliver...
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'Actual change is not here yet': An interview with Support Our Services
Zoë Crowther and Jasmine Burke interview the SOS press officer, Grace Carroll, to gain an insight into this latest campaign....
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Histories of Bristol: Ashton Court
As part of a series looking into the past of our city, I uncover the history behind one of Bristol's most iconic landmarks...
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Should towns be disrobing their gowns?
'No matter how borderless their thinking, universities still remain civic institutions'. Deputy Online Features Editor Niamh Rowe revists the 'town and gown' stereotype, and asks: in modern times, what role should universities play within their local communities?...
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The right to an equal education: an insight into student-led charity Jacari
Living Editor Hope Riley reflects on her experience of working for Jacari a student-based tutoring charity which supports children with English as as an additional language...
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The fleeting shelf life of Bristol's favourite clubs
Here today, gone tomorrow: Epigram Features explore why so many students' beloved clubs have gone under significant rebranding in the last five years...
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