Rosie Moore discusses how favouring the exploitation of emotion over the details of policy saw Donald Trump make a historic ...

By Ed Wallace, 1st Year, Politics and Social Policy For as long as humans have gazed at the stars, one question has always ...

By , Third Year, Economics and Politics With Trump's return to office, comes the potential for harsh immigration policies to ...

Rowing across the floor of the trinity centre, building towers out of people and all-round carnage, its probably safe to say ...

Lily Allott delves into the unique experience of spending Christmas in Bristol as a student, offering advice on balancing ...

The world was left in shock on the 5th of November as Donald Trump was chosen by the American people to be their president ...

By Ed Wallace, 1st year, Politics and Social Policy As the calendar turns to, Keir Starmer stands at a political crossroads, ...

Fostering a warm bubble of friendly community, the English singer songwriter introduced Bristol to her calm woodland haven, complete with personal library and fan book swapping.

By Anna Johnson, Fourth Year, English and French In an era of instant messaging, Anna Johnson discusses the roles of ghosting ...

One of the biggest jazz nights in the Bristol student calendar, JFS house band, BUJO and The Bristol Hornstars put the twist ...

By Mihai Rosca, Second Year, Philosophy and Politics Many students around the world were unhappy with Trump's recent election ...

By Ed Wallace, 1st year, Politics and Social Policy Since Russia launched its full-scale assault on Ukraine in February 2022, ...