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Students who had been on a year abroad have now returned home, reports Charlie Young
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The University Council approved an emergency framework for final-year students today to mitigate unprecedented examination difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic
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A University of Birmingham Economics lecturer, Professor Peter Sinclair, passed away on 31st March after battling COVID-19
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Due to the coronavirus travel ban, Australian universities are offering subsidies to help stranded students travel back home
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ValeFest, Europe’s largest student-run charity festival, is to be cancelled due to COVID-19, its organising committee have announced
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A petition has been launched by a former International Law and Globalisation graduate of the University of Birmingham, Holly Seglah
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Large numbers of students across the UK in British universities are stranded, with no way to get home
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The University of Birmingham has joined a genome sequencing alliance to help map the spread of COVID-19
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The University of Birmingham has joined in the global effort to combat the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
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With the uncertainty surrounding where students are living as restrictions resulting from the coronavirus increase, questions are being asked regarding whether students who have returned home should be paying rent
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Redbrick can reveal that the Mermaid received a salary of £110,000 from Guild of Students last year for a ‘wholly ceremonial role’
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Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre will be turned into a temporary hospital, and the nearby Birmingham Airport will become a mortuary in order to cope with the increased demand due to the coronavirus