There will be two screenings a day throughout Freshers’ Week
Students who commit repeat offences could be kicked out of halls or even expelled from uni
The seven day infection rate has risen to 13.3 per 100,000
‘Our universities are making students unwittingly and directly complicit in war crimes and extreme systemic racism’
‘Enforcement is clearly a last resort’, Police say
Social distancing wasn’t maintained despite the recent introduction of tighter lockdown measures to other parts of West Yorkshire
The event will take place on Sunday at 2.30pm
‘Study bubbles’ will hopefully slow the spread of coronavirus
If it’s anything like the others, it’s sure to be big
Sabrina was called a ‘slave’ while working at the coffee shop
‘We have not only failed this employee but ourselves and our customers too’
Beckett and Trinity have also expressed support for the BLM movement
‘We are working to adapt our campus to enable social distancing, so that small group teaching can continue where possible’
‘We’re here to urge you to reconsider your stance on rent reductions and no-penalty contract release for your tenant’
Students will hand deliver a letter to the directors of a Bristol-based property company
The results will surprise you
The student-led company will pay you £3 for reviewing your house and landlord
Positions available include Editor, News Editor, Features Editor and Social Media Editor
Following an email on Monday, Many students were confused as to what the ‘no detriment’ policy actually meant for them
‘There was a particularly uncouth pigeon on Chandos Road the other day’
The SU has also drafted a template email you can send to your landlord
Another letting agency has been less forgiving, prompting a rent strike
The uni remains open with teaching to stop next Wednesday
‘The absolute imperative is that we move our learning and assessment online as a matter of emergency,’ Hugh Brady says
But most Orchard Heights residents are being told it’s safe to stay
The student lives at Orchard Heights Hall
Students are being advised to take it in turns to use the kitchen
Senate House ‘will be called ‘Senate House’ in Arial Rounded MT Bold.’
Around 20 Bristol students are self-isolating
‘Omar’s record of racism makes him totally unsuitable for an anti-racism position,’ Jewish student says
The current risk to the public remains low, says Public Health England
One tweeter called Greta a ‘Pol Pot tribute truant’
Colonel Kemp didn’t hold back, protestors chanted outside, and allegations of racism flew from both sides
BME Network say event is ‘legitimising Islamaphobia and racism’
The total student population will reach 30,000 in the next few years, management says
But in general students feel that mental health support channels are working well
Uni say the student was taken to hospital as a precaution
Our very own Mr Worldwide took £26k worth of flights
…but you still might be able to claim some money back
One student was called a ‘filthy Zionist’
‘What do we want? Climate justice! When do we want it? Now!’
‘It is taking is taking up time for issues that are important on a day-to-day basis’
‘They made this problem, which has now reached the ages of 18-21’
Critics are terming it ‘the best thing since Gemma Collins’s The GC: How to Be a Diva’
‘We’re in a climate emergency and we have to take action’
‘If Bristol really is sector-leading in its residential experience, God help students at other universities.’
Don’t worry! Bristruths isn’t closing down
He is not in hospital and is recovering at home
‘I have never experienced such harrowing scenes of anarchy, anger and police brutality’
The scheme was used 36 times last academic year
Students pay on average £1,537 per month
There’s a very good reason you couldn’t get your Katsu curry last week
‘Anyone wishing to use their free speech to protest in a safe and cooperative manner should feel free to do so,’ say Free Speech Society.
If you live in Redland, good luck
‘We’re not killjoys, but we do actually want to be able to sleep as well’
But don’t worry, she’s sleeping on the sofa
And the targeted area has EXPANDED
‘Today we mourn for those living at the frontiers of climate change’
Renewed attempts to combat student noise will take place in September
The university are ‘hoping to pick up students in difficulty at an earlier stage’
‘To graduate with my friends today has been very emotional’
Quids In is coming to Pryzm just in time for freshers’ week
The BBC have released a new documentary about Natasha Abrahart’s death, the 11th suspected suicide at Bristol in just over a year
And you missed him because you were ‘revising’
‘Bristol are not listening to us. They do not accept that there is a problem’
85 per cent of UoB’s original funding came from slavery
‘Losing a student is an extremely heart-breaking experience for all of us and this needs to stop’
‘Urgent’ health and safety works to begin shortly
This is what happens when your uni’s confessions page turns into a mental health service
Why not ‘Building McBuildingface’?
The banter era is over at De Montfort University
The club clearly lacks tolerance for players that don’t fit a certain mould
The SU are monitoring behaviour at socials
He has been missing for nearly six days
They thought the exam had been brought forward by four days
‘In:Memory’ will take place at The Island, Bristol
The victim suffered a broken eye socket
Three have experienced salmonella-like symptoms as a result
Bristol University are calling for those affected to make use of wellbeing services
Tag that one mate who makes banging toast
Bucket hat to bail out BUCA
It’s time to close your windows at house parties
Is your party on the website?
Danny Shaw
