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Bristol SU vows to tackle possible low student turnouts for General Election in summer
Milan Perera, Deputy Editor As Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called for a snap summer election, Bristol Student Union (SU) has vowed to ‘be doing our best to get as many people registered, and represented, as possible’ In the face of possible low turnouts. As the exam season and tenancy agreements are reaching a conclusion before the summer break, it is feared that the student turnout for the General Election will further plummet below the already low participation levels.
Bristol student protests against Forced Swim Test with a 'floating banner'
By William Budd, First Year, History A University of Bristol undergraduate demonstrated against the use of Forced Swim Test by university researchers on the grounds ‘of animal cruelty.’ A first-year philosophy undergraduate has expressed her desire to see the Forced Swim Test halted immediately in a demonstration inside the social space of Senate House.
Student Journalism: Do we need it?
Student publications such as Epigram offer up a fresh new perspective. Reporting on everything from Bristol’s live music scene, to the difficulties of being a first generation student - they cover the stories at the heart of this university, capturing the essence of student life in print.
Madame Web: camp charm cannot save Marvel's latest experiment in mediocrity
By William Budd, Fourth Year, Film and TV Female led superhero blockbusters deserve better, or is this the sorry state of a dying genre? Re-enter the world of Sony’s trite Spiderman extended universe, where Cassie Webb (played by an uncharismatic Dakota Johnson) discovers her powerful physic abilities while reconciling her past, to save three ingénue Spider-Women yet to discover their powers. This entry is objectively bad, but there’s some fun to be had when viewed through a camp lens.
Bristol Jewish community gathers for a vigil in remembrance of the victims of recent violence
By Milan Perera, Deputy Editor The Bristol Jewish community, along with members of other faiths and backgrounds, gathered in a unified display of solidarity on Sunday, October 15 at College Green to commemorate the victims of recent acts of violence in Israel.
Palestine solidarity march takes place in Bristol
By William Budd, First year, History Demonstrators march through the centre of Bristol in solidarity with Palestinian civilians. A large protest took place on Saturday, October 14 in Bristol City Centre. It was a march from Castle Park to College Green in solidarity with Palestinians affected by the conflict in the region. People from a wide range of demographics of were in attendance, marching with flags and banners, and chanting slogans.
Group of Bristol students demand plant-based catering
By William Budd, News Writer Students at the University of Bristol unveil a banner demanding 100 per cent plant-based catering University of Bristol students took to the steps of the Victoria Rooms on the 25th of September to display a banner calling for more action by the university in order to help tackle the climate crisis.
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