• Subscribe
  • News >
  • Comment >
  • Culture >
  • Music >
  • Film&TV >
  • Gaming >
  • Food&Drink >
  • Travel >
  • Life&Style >
  • Sci&Tech >
  • Sport >
  • Business&Finance
  • Features
  • < Back
  • All News
  • Guild of Students
  • Birmingham
  • Selly Oak
  • Campus
  • Dubai Campus
  • Coronavirus
  • Refugee status becomes temporary in UK asylum policy change

  • Major backlash sparked by Donald Trump’s jokes about the US Women’s Ice Hockey Team

  • Local elections set to trigger major political shakeup across the West Midlands

  • Government announces Birmingham-Manchester rail link plan

  • < Back
  • All Comment
  • International
  • Features
  • Politics
  • Coronavirus
  • What is the point of International Women’s Day anymore?

  • Mind the Gap: Interviewing Du Sautoy on the ‘Two Cultures’

  • The Government that Lost Its Way: a Brief History of UK Tuition Fees

  • The Ugly Truth Behind the Beautiful Game: Racism and Homophobia in Football

  • < Back
  • All Culture
  • Features
  • Art
  • Books
  • Theatre
  • Musicals
  • Musical Review: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

  • Theatre Review: Saturday Night Fever

  • Theatre Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream

  • Musical Review: Waitress

  • < Back
  • All Music
  • Album Reviews
  • Single Reviews
  • Live Reviews
  • Essentials
  • Playlists
  • Album Review: Bleachers – everyone for ten minutes

  • Redbrick Meets: Daisy Peacock

  • Live Review: Miles Kane

  • Rosie Powell; Flora Davison RDMR

    Live Review: Papillons

  • < Back
  • All Film&TV
  • Film Reviews
  • TV Reviews
  • Featured
  • Interview
  • News
  • Top Ten
  • Trailers
  • They’re Doing It All Again: The Revival of the Muppets

  • The Shows that Captured a Nation: Britcoms Then and Now

  • Actor Spotlight: Jeremy Allen White

  • Film Review: The Strangers – Chapter 3

  • < Back
  • All Gaming
  • Features
  • Review
  • News
  • Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Controversial AI Usage

  • Beneath The Surface of SteamWorld Dig 2

  • Folklore in Fantasy Games: The Spriggan

  • Down The Rabbit and Steel Hole

  • < Back
  • All Food&Drink
  • Food for Thought
  • Restaurants
  • On Campus
  • Recipes
  • Review
  • Food for Thought: Culinary Poetics

  • Recipe: Speedy Student Breakfast

  • A Sweet Day in Stratford

  • A Guide to Birmingham’s Sun Traps

  • < Back
  • All Travel
  • Travel News
  • Features
  • Abroad
  • Tips
  • UK
  • A Non-Drinker’s Guide to Dublin

  • Exploring the Best of Birmingham

  • Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder: On My Move to Birmingham

  • A Guide to Brum Beyond the Bullring

  • < Back
  • All Life&Style
  • Fierce&Finished
  • Relationships
  • Fashion
  • Health
  • Men's
  • I Kissed A Girl Amy Spalding BBC

    I Kissed A… Nobody? The Cancellation of ‘I Kissed a Boy/Girl’ and the Current Climate for Queer People

  • Spring Has Sprung: How to Welcome the New Season

  • Is Heated Rivalry the New Normal People?

  • Jack Antonoff at the Grammys asked about his 'ICE Out' badge

    Celebrity Politics: Virtue Signalling or Actually Activism?

  • < Back
  • All Sci&Tech
  • Features
  • Space
  • Health
  • Technology
  • Climate
  • Creature Feature: Campus Birds

  • How Adversarial Poetry Breaks AI

  • Infinite Opera at the "See the Sun" exhibition

    The Flowering Desert

  • Do Trees Have Memories? UoB Research Features in Treescapes Documentary

  • < Back
  • All Sport
  • University Sport
  • West Midlands Sport
  • Football
  • Rugby Union
  • Cricket
  • Athletics
  • Tennis
  • US Sports
  • Have Arsenal once again proved themselves as ‘bottle jobs’?

  • Ashes Lost, Questions Raised: Where Next for McCullum’s England?

  • Inside Wilder Fight Night: Meet the Student Fighters Taking Centre Stage

  • Bloom to Dismantle the Glaswegian Dynasty?

  • Students Could be Removed from Course if Caught Breaking COVID Rules

    Students at the University of Birmingham (UoB) could face consequences under the university’s Code of Conduct if they are found to be breaking any government rules regarding COVID-19 and social distancing, News Editor Becky Gelder reports.

  • COVID-19 Testing Site Opened at UoB

    A walk-through facility has been opened at the University of Birmingham (UoB)

  • Birmingham In Local Lockdown

    Birmingham City is back in a local lockdown, as rising figures of COVID-19 cases sweep the city.

  • COVID-19 Outbreak at UNC-Chapel Hill

    The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has seen a cluster of COVID cases following its reopening last month

  • University Applications Hit Record High Despite Pandemic

    Despite the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic, UCAS figures suggest that a record high of 40.5% of all school leavers in Britain have applied to begin degree courses in September

  • UoB Reduces Module Choices for Students

    News Reporter Lauren Novelli writes about the student reaction to the University of Birmingham reducing the number of modules available

  • Second Wave of COVID-19 ‘likely’ in West Midlands

    News Reporter Adam Toms looks at the likelihood of a winter wave of the coronavirus in the West Midlands

  • Revealed: How UoB Let Down its Student Workforce During Lockdown

    The University of Birmingham (UoB) has not furloughed many of its student workers in addition to cutting many jobs normally filled by postgraduate students, News Writer John Wimperis reports

  • 13 UK Universities On The Brink of Bankruptcy

    News Editor Joseph Meakin looks at an IFS study warning that 13 UK Universities could face insolvency as a result of COVID-19

  • Student Nurses Face Premature Cuts to Contracts as the Pandemic Passes its Peak

    Following Redbrick’s article on student nurses joining the NHS frontline to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, it has recently emerged that some of these contracts have since been prematurely terminated by the government

  • Beaches Unveil Plans to Prevent Influx of Midlands Tourists

    News Reporter Ellen Knight looks at how beaches are coping with an influx of tourists amid coronavirus

  • Nearly Half of Russell Group Universities Plan to Delay Start of Next Academic Term

    A survey conducted by The Daily Telegraph shows that 12 out of 24 Russell Group Universities are planning to delay the start of the next academic year, as a result of coronavirus, News Editor Cerys Gardner reports

« Previous Page — Next Page »

Connect

  • About
  • Contact the Team
  • Join Redbrick
  • Community Guidelines
  • Advertise with Redbrick
  • Clarifications and Corrections
  • Redbrick Alumni
  • Log in