News
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News Writer Carly Cannarozzo reports on Portland's unconventional form of resistance against ICE
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News contributor Shira Crespi highlights the increasing divisions within the Taliban, following a ban on girls’ education
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News Contributor Eve Hutchinson reports on the Eurovision final, exploring the impacts of global tensions on the competition
Latest
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Life&Style Writer Shania Leurs delivers on the good and the bad of 2025's Autumn fashion trends.
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Travel Writer Rida Hasan explores the beauties of Dublin ranging from the traditional tourist activities, to their top finds from exploring the city.
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Music Critic Daisy Holian reflects on Lorde's Ultrasound tour, describing it as 'a viscerally poignant, transient experience'
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Film & TV writer Chris Watts reviews the new 2025 music biopic about Bruce Springsteen, praising it for giving the audience a fresh and deeper look into his life beyond being a Rockstar yet still keeping his music at the forefront
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Film & TV writer Amelia Long gives a balanced review of Wayward, a Netflix mini-series, praising the concept and the initial thrill and further noting, the predictability and ambiguity towards the end of the show
Features
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Redbrick's Film & TV Writers come together to discuss their favourite Halloween films
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The UniHomes team explain why student journalism matters, and why they're helping Redbrick keep afloat this year
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Digital Editor Archie Marks writes on how you can get involved to support the future of Redbrick
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Tamara Greatrix, Jacob Edwards and Mary Carolan discuss the importance of women's safety and SASS as part of the Beyond the Campus Project
Sport
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Sports Writer Ruby Kennedy meets the fighters representing the University of Birmingham for Round 3 of Wilder Fight Night!
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Sport Writer Alastair McVey analyses Scottish Premiership side Hearts' start to the 2025/26 season.
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Sport Writer Charlie Mead reviews the start of the 2025/26 Gallagher PREM season
Comment
The President Who Cried ‘Fake News’
Comment Writer Charlie Mead discusses the increasing presence of 'fake news', not just affecting Trump, but larger - seemingly neutral - media conglomerates like the BBC
Discourse on Discourse
Comment Writer Caitlin Rock argues why and how we need to bring the art of online conversation back to life
Joe’s Has Caught A Case Of Wetherspoonsification – And Students Are… Weirdly OK With It?
Deputy Editor Jennifer Sawitzki reflects on Joe's upcoming partnership, and what it will mean for students