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This new data, released by EE, may help solve the many unanswered questions around Jack’s disappearance
‘The cruel experiment has no place in modern science. Will Bristol finally listen?’
Activists interrupted her speech and called for the end of ‘disgusting’ forced swim tests
We’re hosting an open meeting on Tuesday 1st October at 6.15 in The Balloon Bar in The Richmond Building
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Counter-protestors chanted ‘We are many, you are few. We are Bristol, who are you?’
StudentCrowd calculated the top 20 universities based on student reviews
The prestigious ranking has placed Bristol in the top 10 of UK universities
‘We are disappointed by the approach the University of Bristol has taken when speaking about this issue’
Winners came from a wide range of sectors, from live events to seaweed farming
A speaker congratulated the student movement saying, ‘Your voices are louder than their bombs’
The 23-year-old graduate went missing after a house party in Bristol nearly two months ago
Stop stressing, stock up on snacks and get your ass to work
The animal rights group called for the university to end the ‘cruel’ test which has been condemned by 400 academics and scientists
Term two deadline season calls for a weekly cry scheduled into the google calendar
The university turned down the offer, saying it would ‘compromise our academic freedom’
If you can’t beat the running girlies, join them
‘Today, we are sending a clear message that sexual violence and harassment is simply not acceptable’
‘We want [the uni] to read this judgment very carefully and follow its lessons’
Don’t fall victim to the sweet treat epidemic in 2024
It’s time to reconsider that Bristol fleece in your seminar
Don’t bring your 86-year-old grandad to Fishies
Bristol needs to get a meal deal society asap
Jemima Sutton