News Reporter Charlotte Gill met with the University's Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Robin Mason, to discuss the impact of Brexit on the Erasmus programme

The University of Birmingham library has opened a new welfare zone where students can relax and learn about their wellbeing

The Guild of Students has approved a pro-life society, Birmingham Students For Life (BSFL)

The University of Birmingham is failing to attract students from hard-to-reach areas, new data from the Higher Education Statistics Authority (HESA) has revealed

The University of Birmingham’s student-run festival, ValeFest, has announced that the first charity to be involved in this year’s event is St Basils

The University of Birmingham is to collaborate with UK Parliament to run a unique Parliamentary Module for the 2019/20 academic year. This makes UoB one of only 24 universities selected to run this programme

The Shadow Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, Sir Keir Starmer, held a talk at the University of Birmingham on Friday 7th February

The University of Birmingham has successfully defended their title at this year’s UniSlam poetry final

Aneesa Ahmed reports on the Blue Line scheme, which is being funded by the University of Birmingham in collaboration with West Midlands Police. Five current UoB students are volunteering as Special Police Constables

Comment Editor Natalia Carter reports on the new partnership between UoB and Trinity College Dublin which went ahead despite Brexit concerns

UoB gives out more unconditional offers than any other Russell Group University, reports Megan Stanley

Eight researchers at the University of Birmingham have been named in the global Highly Cited Researchers (HRS) list of 2018