ON CAMPUS

The Dark Side of Brumfess

Comment Editor Natalia Carter explores the problematic side of University confession pages

Written by Natalia Carter on 18th February 2019

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The Night I Can’t Remember

Comment Writer Abby Spreadborough recounts her experience of being spiked in a Birmingham club, and how the burden of responsibility for determining what had happened in the hours she lost was put on her

Written by Abby on 4th February 2019

NEWS VIEWS

Selly Express: It’s Time to Put Student Safety First

News Editor Tom Leaman discusses how the future of the Selly Express, a system designed to support student safety, is being called into question in light of recent comments from the University

Written by Tom Leaman on 28th January 2019

INTERNATIONAL

Has The Internet Killed Print?

Jonathan Korn argues that the internet age signals the death of print journalism, but insists that Redbrick still thrives in print form

Written by Jonathan Korn on 26th December 2018

NEWS VIEWS

Hate Crimes are Not Punchlines

Following the recent controversy surrounding transphobic jokes on Fab N Fresh, Velvet Jones argues that we must no longer be bystanders when hate crimes are reduced to punchlines

Written by Velvet Jones on 2nd December 2018

NEWS VIEWS

Spotlight On: Student Safety

With crime frequent in Selly Oak, we asked Comment contributors to discuss the worrying levels of criminal activity in the area

Written by Holly Pittaway, Kat Smith, Jenny_mckay & Guest Author on 30th October 2018

NATIONAL

Social Sterotyping Must Stop

Comment Writer Abby Spreadborough argues that the perpetuation of stereotypes during sport and society socials must stop if we are to prevent social class division in education

Written by abbyhspreadborough on 29th October 2018

NEWS VIEWS

Left to Fend For Ourselves: A Retrospective on Student Suicide

Comment Writer Holly Pittaway reflects on the recent release of student suicide figures, arguing that we must raise awareness of declining mental health in the student population

Written by Holly Pittaway on 28th October 2018

INTERNATIONAL

Improve Menstruation Education, Period

Comment writer Eleanor Martin outlines the importance of a gender inclusive approach to menstrual health education

Written by Ellie Martin on 23rd October 2018

ON CAMPUS

Are Undergraduates Going Under?

Despite efforts to make higher education more accessible, the system still leaves far too many behind, argues comment's Estelle Dragan

Written by Estelle Dragan on 20th October 2018

NEWS VIEWS

It’s Time to Take Student Safety Seriously

Following the news of a death of a student at Worcester, Holly Pittaway urges Universities to reconsider student safety

Written by Holly Pittaway on 16th October 2018

ON CAMPUS

Memoirs of a Refresher

Comment's Jenny McKay shares her experience of her refresher's week, and celebrates the lack of pressure that comes with second year

Written by Jenny_mckay on 14th October 2018

Issue #1501, 25th January 2019

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Television: are animated TV shows running out of bright ideas?

Life&Style shed light on new revelations regarding the Catholic Church and birth control

Sci&Tech report on new records being broken by the New Horizons spacecraft

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Comment Editor Natalia Carter explores the problematic side of University confession pages

Comment Writer Abby Spreadborough recounts her experience of being spiked in a Birmingham club, and how the burden of responsibility for determining what had happened in the hours she lost was put on her

News Editor Tom Leaman discusses how the future of the Selly Express, a system designed to support student safety, is being called into question in light of recent comments from the University

Jonathan Korn argues that the internet age signals the death of print journalism, but insists that Redbrick still thrives in print form

Following the recent controversy surrounding transphobic jokes on Fab N Fresh, Velvet Jones argues that we must no longer be bystanders when hate crimes are reduced to punchlines

With crime frequent in Selly Oak, we asked Comment contributors to discuss the worrying levels of criminal activity in the area

Comment Writer Abby Spreadborough argues that the perpetuation of stereotypes during sport and society socials must stop if we are to prevent social class division in education

Comment Writer Holly Pittaway reflects on the recent release of student suicide figures, arguing that we must raise awareness of declining mental health in the student population

Comment writer Eleanor Martin outlines the importance of a gender inclusive approach to menstrual health education

Despite efforts to make higher education more accessible, the system still leaves far too many behind, argues comment's Estelle Dragan

Following the news of a death of a student at Worcester, Holly Pittaway urges Universities to reconsider student safety

Comment's Jenny McKay shares her experience of her refresher's week, and celebrates the lack of pressure that comes with second year

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