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The government plans to rise tuition fees by £285 next autumn: Bristol students react
Reactions have ranged from ‘Absolutely ridiculous’ to ‘Pretty irrelevant’
Wednesday Night Lights: The annual charity lacrosse match in memory of a Bristol student
Come to Coombe Dingle this Wednesday (30th October) for UBLC’s charity match against Exeter to pay tribute to Matt Ward
Bristol SU publishes new initiatives to tackle student poverty amid cost of living crisis
‘Student Poverty’ is one of Bristol SU’s top priorities this year, yet is it enough to tackle the current crisis?
Celebrating authentic Bristol talent from Love Saves the Day before summer comes to an end
As we patiently wait for Forwards festival, we celebrate the summer of Bristol’s musical talent as seen at Love Saves
Looking for a cheeky Rizla? Ranking eight smoking areas at our favourite Bristol clubs
From the genuine dungeons to places you spend half your night yapping
University of Bristol remove Edward Colston dolphin emblem with ties to slavery from logo
‘Understanding our logo requires recognition of our past, and the challenges it presents, to help shape where we would like to be in the future’
Paperboy: In conversation with Bristol Uni’s up and coming student band
The band dominated their latest gig with zinging lyrics and an irrestible stage presence
Veggie nuggets or doner kebab? Find out what your Jason Donervan order says about you
Are you smuggling cheesy chips onto the bus or face down in a kebab?
‘If you are gay, you will die’: Religious protestors congregate outside Bristol’s Senate House
The protestors were met with peaceful resistance by a group of students holding a pride flag