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End SARS protestors take to the streets of Bristol
A crowd of roughly 100 people took to the streets of Bristol yesterday to protest the Nigerian government’s Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).
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Bristol, Cut the Rent hand in demands to the University ahead of historic strike action
A group of students on course to carry out the largest university rent strike in UK history have handed in their demands to Bristol University management.
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PROJECT:TALK UoB Society launch student-to-student support scheme
A mental health initiative set up by two Bristol medical students has launched a student-to-student support scheme and is seeking volunteers.
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Bristol SU sets up new drug harm reduction campaign
Bristol University’s Student’s Union, in collaboration with Bristol Drugs Project, have launched a harm reduction campaign around drug use for the first time in the University’s history.
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Bristol University urges students to use support services following student death
The University are urging students to make use of support services, friends and family following the death of a student.
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Colston Street accommodation renamed as part of University’s Black Lives Matter pledge
The accommodation hall has been renamed ‘No. 33’ as part of the University’s response to the Black Lives Matter movement
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Bristol researchers find a potential cause explaining the infectivity of COVID-19
A potential cause of what makes the coronavirus highly infectious – namely, the ability of the virus to bind to a specific protein found on the surface of human cells - has been identified by a team of scientists led by the University of Bristol.
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Portraits celebrating BAME staff, students and alumni to be displayed in Wills Memorial Building
From 22 October, portraits in honour of contributions by Black, Asian and minority ethnic staff, students and alumni will take their permanent place in the Reception room of Wills Memorial Building.
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