Comment Writer Rachel Joseph details the history of University House, University of Birmingham in celebration of International Women's Day
Culture Writer Harshi Modi reviews Sir David Bintley’s Cinderella, a dazzling ballet brought to life by stunning choreography, exquisite costumes, and Prokofiev’s enchanting score, making for a truly magical evening at the Birmingham Hippodrome
Comment Writer Sofiya Povoas plans the perfect solo-date for anyone who needs some fun and relaxing adventures around campus
News Editor Tamara Greatrix writes about Extinction Rebellion's upcoming protest in Birmingham. Following a wave of recent protests in London, protesters are expected to descend on Birmingham next week, campaigning for insurers to cease funding fossil fuel operations
TV Editor Kylie Clarke assesses the benefits and disadvantages of part-time employment throughout university
Comment Writer Sarah Broadhurst reflects on her four years at university and the lessons she learned through the journey
Comment Writer Aliya Andrews discusses the impact of University work on our Christmas plans
Culture Editor Ilina Jha reflects on her struggles throughout the first few months of university and the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Deputy Editor Charlie O'Keeffe discusses why the tactics of Just Stop Oil are necessary in the face of climate change
Comment writer Chloe Melvin reflects on how economics in student finance is setting you up to fail in society before you have even started.
Comment Writer Nathan Farrington welcomes Birmingham's new city plan but argues that fast delivery is needed
Comment writer Nathan Farrington describes how Birmingham can continue with its success from the Commonwealth Games
International Women’s Day: Celebrating the History of University House
Comment Writer Rachel Joseph details the history of University House, University of Birmingham in celebration of International Women's Day
Ballet Review: Sir David Bintley’s Cinderella
Culture Writer Harshi Modi reviews Sir David Bintley’s Cinderella, a dazzling ballet brought to life by stunning choreography, exquisite costumes, and Prokofiev’s enchanting score, making for a truly magical evening at the Birmingham Hippodrome
The Perfect Brum Solo-Date
Comment Writer Sofiya Povoas plans the perfect solo-date for anyone who needs some fun and relaxing adventures around campus
Hundreds of activists return to Birmingham, escalating pressure on insurers to cut ties with fossil fuels
News Editor Tamara Greatrix writes about Extinction Rebellion's upcoming protest in Birmingham. Following a wave of recent protests in London, protesters are expected to descend on Birmingham next week, campaigning for insurers to cease funding fossil fuel operations
Should students have part-time jobs?
TV Editor Kylie Clarke assesses the benefits and disadvantages of part-time employment throughout university
Four Years, Four Lessons
Comment Writer Sarah Broadhurst reflects on her four years at university and the lessons she learned through the journey
Balancing Work and Wellbeing during the Holidays
Comment Writer Aliya Andrews discusses the impact of University work on our Christmas plans
Frosty First Year: Asking for Help
Culture Editor Ilina Jha reflects on her struggles throughout the first few months of university and the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Should We Reconsider JSO?
Deputy Editor Charlie O'Keeffe discusses why the tactics of Just Stop Oil are necessary in the face of climate change
The Cost of Becoming a Student
Comment writer Chloe Melvin reflects on how economics in student finance is setting you up to fail in society before you have even started.
Birmingham’s latest plan will improve the city – but when will students benefit?
Comment Writer Nathan Farrington welcomes Birmingham's new city plan but argues that fast delivery is needed
The Commonwealth Games Can Just be the Beginning of Birmingham’s Rejuvenation
Comment writer Nathan Farrington describes how Birmingham can continue with its success from the Commonwealth Games