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An interview with Selly Joke
Last week, Redbrick caught up with Matthew Rolfe and Christopher Bates, Birmingham alumni who have...
Guild’s General Meeting Results Announced
On Tuesday, 4th June, the Guild of Students held a General Meeting, where every student who was a...
Students launch petition to save Burrito Van
A petition has been launched by University of Birmingham students that aims to ‘Save the Burrito...
Ex-University of Birmingham lecturer jailed for sexual offences
A previous University of Birmingham lecturer, Ian Woolley, from Stirchley has been sentenced to a...
The future face of campus
Last week Redbrick sat down with Ian Barker, Director of Estates, and Chris Twine, Director of...
Fire breaks out at Rooster House
A fire has started at Rooster House, Bristol Road, in the early hours of Sunday morning....
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    Most self made millionaires come from University of Birmingham

    A recent study has found that the University of Birmingham produces the largest proportion of self-made millionaires in the country, generating about 68 millionaires with an average fortune of £69m. 84% of those have made their own money rather than receiving inheritance, the largest percentage in the UK. These include Chris Tarrant, the famed host...

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    Birmingham Alumnus announced as Apprentice 2013 competitor

    Tim Stillwell, University of Birmingham alumnus and founder of the Burrito Van company, has recently been announced as a contestant on this year’s series of The Apprentice. Congrats. to Int. Business BSc alumnus @stillwelltim (of @burritovan fame) who’s one of the candidates on this year’s @bbcapprentice! — Birmingham Uni (@unibirmingham) April 30, 2013 The 23-year-old...

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    Malala to receive skull reconstruction in Birmingham

    Written by Aoife O’Connor Malala Yousafzai, schoolgirl activist aged 15, has recently been treated at Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEHB) following an attack as she returned home from school in which she was shot in the head by the Taliban because she supported education for girls. Malala was treated for a week at a military hospital...

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    New Year honours, protests in India and US storms

    New Year honours unveiled The New Year Honours list was announced this week, with London 2012 medallists expectedly dominating. 5-time Olympic champion sailor Ben Ainslie, as well as Tour de France winner and Olympic gold medallist Bradley Wiggins, were both awarded knighthoods. Paralympic cyclist Sarah Stoney became the main London 2012 dame, after taking 4...

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    2012 – A National Summary

    January Beginning the year, January saw the conclusion of the 18 year investigation into the murder of Stephen Lawrence in 1993 in Eltham, South East London. Gary Dobson, now 36, and David Norris, 35, were both given life sentences, with minimum periods set of roughly 15 and 14yrs respectively for what was described by the...

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    Record fall in university applications after new fee system

    As fees trebled from £3,000 to £9,000, last year (2011) thousands of student opted to avoid the fee increase by not taking a gap year and instead heading straight to University.
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