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Opinion | Do you have to be able to deal with a disability?
I am a disabled student and, like many first years, I found the transition to university difficult. This was exacerbated by the slow and lacking response from the disability support services - and I have not suffered this alone.
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Bristol student takes on all 96 sports during Tokyo Olympics in the name of charity
During the course of the Tokyo games, third-year student Charlotte Nichols and partner Stuart Bates aim to compete in all 96 Olympic sports in hopes of raising money for the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
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“Hot Foodie Summer”: The Best UK Food Festivals to Visit This Summer
Whilst football did not come home this year, luckily some of the most wonderful street food is. Here’s Sanjana's round-up of the food festivals in the UK that you cannot miss!
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Fierce fish friendships: the dolphins who have one another’s back
Latest Bristol research reveals that dolphins can remember past acquaintances and are actually more likely to respond to their distress calls than unfamiliar dolphins.
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Vinyl is here to stay - a look at Bristol's vinyl record scene
On Saturday 15 April, thousands of record enthusiasts flocked to their nearest vinyl selling store to get their hands on the variety of releases curated especially for World Record Store Day.
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Bristol SU announce Welcome 2021
Bristol SU are set to launch the official programme for Welcome 2021 on 10 August, with most events expected to be held in person.
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Firefighters attend fire at SWX nightclub in Bristol
The public have been asked to avoid the area around Nelson Street in Bristol's city centre, after a fire hit Bristol nightclub SWX during the early hours of Tuesday morning.
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University of Bristol alumni set to launch friend-finder app to help end loneliness
Lockdown has meant that more and more people have suffered from loneliness in the past year, but two University of Bristol graduates have founded a friend-finding app that links up like-minded strangers.
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