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A third year broke her leg running a marathon, and kept on running
The paramedic called her a ‘stupid idiot’
UoB’s Drama group heavily criticised for promoting play with ‘sexist’ poster
A member of the Women’s Association said ‘the girls in underwear have no real relevance to the plot’
Brum’s shisha bars have ‘higher levels of pollution than Beijing’
Study shows how harmful hookah really is
Third year starts blog to combat campus sexism
Nearly half of Birmingham girls have been sexually assaulted
Gatecrasher stays closed after losing bid to reopen following stabbing
The club’s fate will be decided on November 25th
Just because I dress as a sexy cat for Halloween doesn’t mean I’m not a feminist
Purr-lease leave the sexy cat alone
Bambu’s racist door policy is a sad echo of Birmingham’s clubbing scene
It’s not OK to joke about the RnB room
Birmingham is the best uni in the country for grad employment
It seems we’re all going to get jobs after all
Third year drives to Mongolia in extreme charity rally
Corrupt cops, litres of vodka, goats strapped to motorcycles
You’re not fooling anyone with your Lent attempts
Everybody knows Lent is really just a glorified 40 day diet
Fake feminism is awesome and you should all agree
It’s wrong to say ‘fake’ feminism doesn’t contribute
Birmingham launches LGBTQ inclusitivity initiative
The Uni has plans to build on its status as one of the most LGBT-friendly universities in the UK
It’s Not the Distance, it’s You.
Another year, another batch of high school sweethearts about to split up.
There’s nothing funny about street harassment
Street harassment is not a casual joke, it’s a serious issue that needs to be dealt with
The Out of Towners: Why living off campus ain’t so bad after all
Just because you miss us out, doesn’t mean we’re missing out.