Redbrick supports the Black Lives Matter movement and shares a resource list to help educate about systemic racism and anti-blackness

Sports Editor Kit Shepard reports on the recent summer elections held on the Guild website

The University of Birmingham will lead new research into the impact of coronavirus on child protection practises, as well as the impact on children and families

Peaceful protests are taking place in Birmingham in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, which is campaigning against violence and systematic racism faced by Black communities

The cohort of year abroad students for the academic year 2021/22 have received information regarding their options for their upcoming study, Joe Meakin reports

UoB could experience a reduction of up to £80 million in revenue this year as a result of the projected decrease of international student income, according to internal documents obtained by Redbrick

Alex Boscott reports on the University of Birmingham's plans to adapt its course delivery for the 2020/21 academic year in response to the COVID-19 pandemic

After revelations that Chief Advisor Dominic Cummings drove to Durham during lockdown, Birmingham MPs had shown disapproval at Boris Johnson's defence of him

News Reporter Adam Toms reports on Parliament's recent bill that has sparked debate over its passing

News Reporter Ella Kipling discusses the frontline work of animal charities and rescue centres

Finalists from the 2019/2020 cohort are being offered £1,500 off qualifying postgraduate study for next year, the University of Birmingham announced today

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’