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A new statue of a man in a wheelie bin has appeared next to the Colston plinth
It is believed to have been put there in response to the All Lives Matter protest on Saturday
A new statue of a man in a wheelie bin has appeared next to the Colston plinth
It is believed to have been put there in response to the All Lives Matter protest on Saturday
Bristol Uni to review and ‘debate’ the renaming of buildings connected to the slave trade
The uni told The Bristol Tab they ‘welcome the debate’ between staff, students and alumni
Bristol Uni to review and ‘debate’ the renaming of buildings connected to the slave trade
The uni told The Bristol Tab they ‘welcome the debate’ between staff, students and alumni
Bristol Uni has ranked 58th in the world and ninth in the UK in QS World Rankings
58/1000 isnt too shabby
All the best memes from the historic fall of the Colston statue
Because our generation can’t help but historicise an event with a meme
All the best memes from the historic fall of the Colston statue
Because our generation can’t help but historicise an event with a meme
‘We are here to fight for black lives’: Thousands gather for Bristol Black Lives Matter protest
Avon and Somerset police estimated 10,000 people were in attendance
Hundreds participate in ‘Worldwide Kneel’ on College Green and Zoom live-stream
Over 300 people participated over Zoom
Anonymous Bristol Uni students are calling out racism on campus in new Insta page
The admins are using their platform to ‘listen to the victims and the many lost voices’
Bristol’s plans for September are ‘value for money’, says Julio Mkok
The SU officer was on Sky News talking about what the next few months look like for the uni
‘It’s just the beginning’: Protesters march from Eastville Park to College Green for Black Lives Matter
‘What’s happening in America is wrong, and it can happen here’
‘I was told I look like Doris from Shrek’: Meet UoB’s most successful TikTokers
You think you’re good at TikTok, but have you been recognised at Temple Meads?
‘Universities need to do better’: New documentary explores well-being support of BME students at Bristol
The documentary ‘When Well-being is White’ aims to empower black students to speak out
‘They’re not treating it with any urgency’: Balloon Bar student staff haven’t been furloughed yet
‘How can they justify not paying their own student workers in a global pandemic?’
Bristol students can now sign up to support care leavers and estranged students
The new campaign aims to create a peer support network for care leavers and estranged students
Mary-Jane’s Coffee Shop on Whiteladies closes amid Coronavirus fears
‘This will not be the first or last high street casualty’
‘At this current time, we are not cancelling the event’: announce LSTD organisers
The festival organisers are ‘exploring every available option’ so the event can take place
Here are all the best signs from the Greta Thunberg Bristol rally
Over 30,000 people gathered on College Green
Here are all the best signs from the Greta Thunberg Bristol rally
Over 30,000 people gathered on College Green
‘I will not be silenced’: Greta addresses 30,000 on College Green
Children, teenagers and adults of all ages turned out in full force to show support
‘I will not be silenced’: Greta addresses 30,000 on College Green
Children, teenagers and adults of all ages turned out in full force to show support
‘No time for being patronised’: Climate strike organisers respond to police safety warning ahead of Greta rally
Police have said there is the ‘potential for crushing’
STRIKES: UCU General Secretary joins students and staff in protest march
One banner read ‘Academics overworked undervalued’
Today is your last chance to submit a Briscrush ‘Lovinator’ survey and bag yourself a Valentine’s date
Find a date and donate to charity!
Anti ‘It’s okay to be white’ posters appear on UoB campus
The bright yellow posters are hard to miss
Anti ‘It’s okay to be white’ posters appear on UoB campus
The bright yellow posters are hard to miss
Day 15: We reviewed the SS Great Britain study space and felt very catfished
a solid 9/10 for aesthetics though
The University of Bristol adopts IHRA definition of antisemitism in full
The definition will help to prevent anti-jewish racism within the university
‘2, 4, 6, 8, stop the violence, stop the rape’ : UoB students march against gender-based violence
‘Vulvas against violence,’ read one of the posters
UoB is booking flights to bring students back from the Hong Kong protests
There are 15 students currently studying and working in Hong Kong
The Uni Halls you probably haven’t heard of
There is one on the other side of the Suspension Bridge?
‘Everyone always tells me to Bog Off’: We met Tracy Beaker and she wants you to stop asking her about that worm
Is a 20th anniversary on the cards?
‘Everyone always tells me to Bog Off’: We met Tracy Beaker and she wants you to stop asking her about that worm
Is a 20th anniversary on the cards?
Tracy Beaker is coming to Bristol and this is how you can meet her
You can meet the dumping grounds very own queen of cool for just £1
Bristol retains its title of cocaine capital of Europe
‘It’s everywhere…I call it Eau De Bristol,’ Bristol bar-owner says
How to avoid messing up your UoB Freshers’, by someone who’s been there
It’s time to address the lanyard situation…
UoB students wait three times longer for mental health services than the national average
Waiting time averages up to 52 days
UoB students wait three times longer for mental health services than the national average
Waiting time averages up to 52 days
UoB students wait three times longer for mental health services than the national average
Waiting time averages up to 52 days