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Oxford uni feminists concoct brilliant gender equality cocktail list, including Bloody Mary Wollstonecroft and Virgin-ia Woolf
PRYZM destroys rivals to clinch title of Worst Night Out in Bristol.
Students furious after huge crush outside the club “ruins” Halloween
Songs with “lyrics that reinforce rape culture” to be replaced with instrumental or parody versions in Union buildings
Students stage dramatic mass slaughter in protest against BAE Systems
UBU may be next in line to ban Blurred Lines from Union buildings
Bristol behind Kent, Surrey and Lancaster in Guardian University Rankings
Bristol students pay the most in rent out of all Russell Group universities
EDL plan ‘silent march’ to lay wreaths for Lee Rigby. At the moment, only 14 people plan to show up.
Students forced to sweat it out in scorching conditions as staff baffled by air con system
Bristol band Tidy Street talk celebrity endorsements, Justin Bieber and the Bristol music scene.
Ailsa continues her quest to figure out what people get out of porn with a blockbuster parody that leaves her confused and bored
Chancellor of the University of Bristol 4th most powerful woman in the UK
Senior pastor of popular student church speaks out against gay marriage in leaked email
Is porn just for men? In a new column, Ailsa attempts to see what all the fuss is about.
Students frustrated by peer-assessed units, accused of marking each other too generously
Lectures and exams cancelled at the University of Bristol and UWE as snow causes chaos in Bristol this morning.
Ailsa Cameron asks whether religious societies should be allowed affiliation with the student union.
As Bristol warms up for the Queen’s impending visit, Connor Morrison explains why the Royals are still relevant.
Pro-life group Abort 67 use incredibly graphic images to protest abortion. With a Bristol demonstration imminent, Bristol Students for Life argue why Abort 67’s tactics are wrong.
Bristol is infamous for its hordes of disappointed Oxbridge rejects. Why can’t we appreciate what we’ve got?
As Bristol threatens to fine freshers for drinking in their rooms, Ailsa Cameron explains why the pre-lash can sit tight.
Ailsa Cameron