A Birmingham-based corporate greetings card company has been boosting morale amongst local NHS staff by distributing hand-illustrated cards to frontline workers as ‘a constant reminder of how much they are truly appreciated’

The University of Birmingham will start awarding musical theatre degrees in partnership with Urdang from this year

With the announcement that the UK will be continuing to operate a lockdown policy for ‘at least’ the next three weeks, speculation as to when the UK might reach its peak in the number of coronavirus cases continues

News Reporter, Adam Toms details Mayor of Birmingham Andy Street's response to the lockdown measures

On Saturday 11th April, a group of people organised a virtual club night of ‘Snobs’ in Minecraft

Qlove is a new dating app set up by University of Birmingham students with the aim of making online dating less superficial

Adam Toms reports on the recent IFS publication, that details the impending struggle for graduates finding work

Birminghams 'Big Primark' turns one, and yet there's no one around to celebrate

A student household in Selly Oak have had their request for a rent reduction refused by their letting agency after a burglary and vandalism incident left the house ‘uninhabitable'

University of Birmingham students currently set to study on a year abroad are left in limbo as COVID-19 related uncertainties leave their programmes at risk, with many students unsure whether to prepare for a year at their destination university or in Birmingham.

Students who had been on a year abroad have now returned home, reports Charlie Young

The University Council approved an emergency framework for final-year students today to mitigate unprecedented examination difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic