Jen Sawitzki and Tamara Greatrix met with curator Sophie Mason and artist Larissa Shaw to gain exclusive insight into Mason's recent exhibition 'Bleeding Out' which campaigns for endometriosis awareness. 

Editor-in-Chief Tamara Greatrix reviews Daisy Peacock's first-ever headline show.

Major plans for the Bordesley Viaduct threaten to reshape Birmingham’s most vibrant quarter, but could this be the end of city’s music scene and nightlife as we know it?

Print and Features Editor Tamara Greatrix interviews local student and singer-songwriter Daisy Peacock on the night of her first headline show

Print&Features Editor (and soon to be Editor-in-chief!) Tamara Greatrix reviews WBOS' Saturday Night Fever, applauding the fantastic direction, music, choreography and cast performances

Red (Tamara Greatrix) advises our readers on their love quos in a very special Valentine's Day edition of Dear Red

Redbrick's Agony Aunt, Dear Red, takes her final submissions for this academic year, giving students advice on their worst housing horror stories

Redbrick contributors come together to share how they spend Christmas Eve

Print & Features Editor Tamara Greatrix reviews 5 Seconds of Summer's captivating performance at Birmingham's Utilita Arena

Print & Features Editor Tamara Greatrix reports on the second year of the Birmingham bin strikes

Print & Features Editor Tamara Greatrix reports on a stabbing in the city centre

Redbrick Committee Anisah Qazi and Tamara Greatrix interview Lucy Newman, president of The Feminist Society at The University of Birmingham, uncovering the startling reality of rape culture and the prevalence of spiking in our city.