Thea Pilch

it really is by students for students 30 minutes ago We are now a few days out from Bristol’s biggest event. You may have noticed scaffolding on the Downs, girls frantically buying dresses, or just the familiar air of excitement. Set to be bigger and better than ever, I wanted to find out more about the festival and there was no better way to do so than going straight to the heart of the team behind it.

Someone might actually want your first-year pans! 4 seconds ago This time, I genuinely don’t know where all this stuff came from. It’s the same story year-on-year for Bristol students: we visit pop-up markets, buy and lose a hundred umbrellas (and somehow find them again), and then still can’t help but purchase yet another poster for our bedrooms.

Bristol was once again graced by our medics undressing 6 seconds ago Last night, Saturday 21st March, was arguably the biggest night of the calendar for Bristol medics. In an almost 3-hour long show, over 130 medics across different years groups swapped their scrubs for bedazzled underwear and budgy smugglers. The nations future doctors, coated in fake-tan and little else, took to the stage of the O2 arena to dance, tease and undress in front of a crowd of over 1,500.