News
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Changes have been made to New Core, the payroll system used by the University, which make it more accessible to transgender members of staff
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Environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion have set up a group on campus
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Support Staff at the UoB engaged in their sixth day of strike action on Thursday 3rd October
Latest
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Deputy Editor Emily Calder describes returning to a childhood holiday spot and how it differs now she is older
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Film Editor Samuel Zucca revels in the celluloid of Bait, which follows a confrontation between the locals and tourists in a small Cornish town
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Travel Writer Kelsey Baxter-Sibley shares what she's found exploring Birmingham as a newbie in the city
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Music writer Jake Sandy ranks the discography of Foals ahead of the upcoming release of their fifth record 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost - Part 1'
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Le Butcherettes, front-runners of the Mexican garage-punk scene, drop a gem with 'bi/MENTAL', Music writer Jake Sandy reviews
Features
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Redbrick interviews the Guild's Welfare & Community Officer, Millie Gibbins, and International Officer, Joanne Park, about student housing and what you can do if things go wrong
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Sci&Tech and Life&Style editors collaborate on a guide to the importance of using contraception at university and its practicalities
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After her election to the European Parliament, Dr Ellie Chowns MEP spoke to Redbrick about Green Party policy, the rise of the Brexit Party and her new role in Brussels
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Redbrick discuss the value of student journalism, why it is important, and what it means to the individuals who take part
Sport
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Sport Writer Carys Waters provides some expert pointers to help student athletes aptly prepare before a BUCS Wednesday fixture
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Sport Writer Jonathan Korn assess what next for Mauricio Pochettino and Tottenham following three losses in their last four matches
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Sport Writer Jack Woolridge gives his take on whether VAR has been well-implemented in the Premier League in the first two months of the 2019/20 season
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Travel Writer Stella Hughes discusses Wowcher's £99 holiday deal: is it worth the hype?
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Food&Drink Editor Beth Sadler spills the beans on MOB Kitchen, a company with student cooking at its heart, featuring an interview with the company's founder
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TV Critic Harpal Khambay reviews BBC's 'The Capture', praising how the compelling drama turns the viewer's attention to the wider concern of surveillance in our society
Comment
AI Threatens High Street Shops
The use of artificial intelligence in online shopping platforms is making high street shops redundant, argues Comment Writer Siraj Anwar
Climate Change Hypocrisy
Comment Writer Colette Fountain explores the irony of celebrities preaching sustainability to their fans despite what their own carbon footprint may be
The Leap: School to University
Comment Writers share their personal experiences of making the transition to University and tell us about what they found particularly difficult about the change