Kyia Small

Kyia Small investigates the issues surrounding how Student Finance England determines eligibility and speaks to students about their concerns. By Kyia Small, Fourth Year, English and Spanish University is a place where students engage in a wide range of learning experiences, from learning within the context of their chosen course to living independently among peers. However, for many current students, an unexpected learning curve involves grappling with the current rising cost of living.

By Kashvi Cox, Second Year, English Moving out of home and learning to navigate living independently can make the first few weeks of university seem daunting. However, it is important to remember that these first few weeks will pass, it gets easier and there is much to be excited about. Here are some tips on surviving and – most importantly – thriving during your first year living in halls.

By Kyia Small, Fourth Year, English and Spanish From seaside trips to alcohol-free raves, here’s a rundown of the best events and activities for non-drinkers within the University and wider community this Welcome Week. The new academic year brings with it a unique set of challenges, but having a social life as a sober student should not be one of them. , alcohol-free meet-ups and nights out are now becoming popular social alternatives, and Bristol is no exception.