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Articles by Eilidh Rivers-Bell
Review: NewDad @ Trinity
By Dylan McNally, Co-Deputy Music Editor Given that this will be the third time in about a month that we’ve featured NewDad, it’s safe to say that here at Epigram, we’re big fans of the Irish band. So, the chance to see them at Trinity was definitely not going to be passed up. Nor did it disappoint. Almost two years since the last time the Galway band visited Bristol, a lot has changed in the intervening period.
The Importance and Uniqueness of Student Film.
By Olivia Howard, Geography, Second Year. In light of the BAFTA’s and the upcoming Oscars, the words of winners such as Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Mia McKenna-Bruce, Mstyslav Chernov and James Wilson displayed how inherently valuable film is to create healthier, more communicative and accepting societies. With student films being a building block for future creatives like these, the relevance of such work cannot be understated.
How does Bristol support refugees and asylum seekers?
By Eilidh Rivers-Bell, Third Year, English and Philosophy , the relocation and supporting of vulnerable and displaced people is paramount. Whether planning to deport immigrants to Rwanda, or house individuals on the Bibby Stockholm Barge, the UK government’s stance on tackling immigration is clear — but what are we doing both at the university and in Bristol to support refugees and asylum seekers?
Review: Miles Kane @ O2 Academy
By Sean Lawrenson, Second Year English Kicking off the evening was a band I was very excited to see perform once again, The Royston Club. The only time I had seen the band perform prior to their support for Kane was at Glastonbury last year, in a quaint little tent at 11:15 in the morning. It takes some set to outperform that performance at Glastonbury, primarily because of the differing environment.
Review: Cian Ducrot @ O2 Academy
By Eilidh Rivers-Bell, Third Year English and Philosophy On that last Sunday of November Cian Ducrot performed to a sold out Bristol 02 Academy. After the success of his debut album 'Victory', which topped the Irish charts, Ducrot went on to support Ed Sheeran on his world tour, and is now going global himself with his headline 'Victory Tour'.
Review: A conversation with Gemma Ruiz Palà and Peter Bush on "Wenlings"
Promoting the recent translation of her work Wenlings, Gemma Ruiz Palà and her translator Peter Bush appeared at 'The Good Book Shop' in St George to discuss racism in Europe, the complexities of translating novels, and why we should all be feminists. A prominent Catalan author, journalist and the first woman to win the Saint Jordi Novel Prize in 19 years, Gemma Ruiz Palà is already well established in the literary world.
How ChatGPT is reshaping the future of higher education
By Eilidh Rivers-Bell, Second Year English and Philosophy. In the age of advanced technology and artificial intelligence, it seems that nothing is beyond the reach of innovation. Unfortunately, this includes the dark side of technology as well. Recent reports suggest that some students are now turning to advanced AI language models, like Chat GPT, to plagiarise their university essays.
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