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The possibility of creating specifically designed babies is a topic that has given rise to contentious ethical debate for decades, Sci&Tech's Courtney Kousser reports Posted on 8th March 2019
Orla Taylor-Davies reviews the 'Woman Power Protest' exhibition at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Posted on 27th January 2019
Charlotte Begley explores the prospect of medicine personalised for the individual Posted on 30th October 2018
Comment were the big winners at 2018's Redbrick Awards, picking up the coveted prize for 'Best Section' during the celebrations at Highbury Hall Posted on 19th August 2018
In his third and final instalment, Peter Vessey reveals how the University adapted to the world after World War One Posted on 30th July 2018
Mathilda Deacy reviews an energetic and entertaining production of Hairspray, by GMTG and the Gospel Choir. Posted on 2nd June 2018
Comment Writer Holly Pittaway discusses how recent cold weather has made some people vulnerable, and what the government can do to prevent this Posted on 18th March 2018
Comment Writer Alice Macfarlane argues the sensitivity of fat shaming should not belittle the affects it has on our health Posted on 15th March 2018
Science&Tech editor Emilia Rose reviews the 'light-hearted and thought-provoking' Quartet at the REP, Birmingham. Posted on 9th March 2018
Redbrick's female editors celebrate International Women's Day by writing about the inspirational ladies in their lives. Posted on 8th March 2018
Comment Writer Holly Pittaway presents the case against teachers being granted weapons in American schools Posted on 1st March 2018
TV Critic Hannah Sheffield reviews the controversial Channel 4 documentary The Bulger Killers: Was Justice Done?, reflecting on the infamous murder case 25 years on Posted on 25th February 2018
