Print and Features Editor Alex Boscott speaks to Head Rep of the University of Birmingham (UoB) SolidariTee team Olivia Carroll about the charity, its work and what it means for those in need

The inaugural UoBe Festival – thought to be the first of its kind at any university – is to provide University of Birmingham students and recent alumni with a week of free enrichment activities at the end of semester one (25th – 29th January 2021)

While the nationwide lockdown promised to protect physical health, it has put the mental health of many at risk as per recent findings

News Editor Amy Lakin reports on the research grant awarded to a UoB academic for rapid COVID-19 research

Print Editor Alex Boscott reports on the University of Birmingham's decision to continue face-to-face teaching amid the COVID-19 outbreak

Michelle Donelan, the Minister of State for Universities, has refused to implement a reduction in fees for courses affected by the coronavirus pandemic

University of Birmingham Sport & Fitness (UB Sport) have been hit with waves of complaints over the handling of bookings to Tiverton Gym.

Just over 600 cases have now been reported in the University of Birmingham (UoB) community, at the end of the second week of term

News writer Charlie Millington reports on the technical issues which have accompanied online teaching at the University of Birmingham

The University of Birmingham announced it has opened a new COVID-19 automated testing laboratory in the Medical School

Of 84 University of Birmingham (UoB) staff requests to move to remote working in the two weeks before 23rd September, only four were allowed to do so, a recent tweet from the University's branch of the University and College Union (UCU) claims

News Editor Amy Lakin looks at a UoB study that shows blended learning is as effective as face to face learning.