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UWE students making a difference in Thrive Tanzania project
A group of six UWE students, as a part of the Vice Chancellors Student Leadership Programme, have been enabled to develop a school in Morogoro, Tanzania. As a part of the voluntary programme students...
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Spotted: UWE Library faces a backlash
By Liam Corcoran A backlash has begun against the Spotted page for UWE after a message posted on the Facebook page took things a little too far. The page, which began as a way of telling students you...
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UWE Model United Nations
A room full of people wearing suits, waving white country placards in the air and one person in the front counting the placards. Suddenly someone stands up and starts speaking: “Thank you Chair, the...
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Britain’s First Cycling City?
By Chris Waller. Bristol has been granted the title of Britain’s first Cycling City – but unfortunately, the reality of cycling in Bristol frequently fails to live up to the hype. In regards to having...
View Article“An Untamed Wilderness” The secrets of Peruvian Rainforests
UWE Conservation Biology student, Tristan Thompson, has created a wildlife documentary, exposing the Secrets of Peruvian Rainforests. “An Untamed Wilderness is a documentary film centred deep within a...
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What could YOU do with a tenner?
Bristol Charity Deki offers the opportunity to change a life with a £10 loan Deki (Deki.org.uk), a Bristol based charity is calling to action entrepreneurs of all ages and experience to join the ‘Deki...
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Discussing Dementia
The Frenchay Campus debate about an issue will affect almost all of us. By Kaytie McFadden This is the full article from our printed issue available at all UWE Campuses. On Thursday 3rd October,...
View ArticleUWE Staff To Strike This Thursday
As three Higher Education Teachers’ Unions plan to strike this Thursday, Michelle Abbasipour investigates the reasons why; and what this means for UWE. On Thursday 31st October, members of three...
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UWE HOSTS ‘ARMS FAIR’
UNIVERSITY: “THIS IS NOT AN ARMS FAIR. THIS IS PROJECT MANAGEMENT OF LARGE PROCUREMENT PROJECTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT… FOR THE DEFENCE INDUSTRY” A controversial conference taking place at UWE on...
View ArticleYour voice on new roles within the Students’ Union
At this year’s Annual General Meeting of the Students’ Union the question will be put to students on whether we should have an International Students’ Officer on our elected Union Executive after the...
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UWE Question Time: a microcosm of British politics
On Tuesday evening a gang of politically motivated students gathered in 2D07 to re-enact the BBC’s Question Time. WesternEye’s Nathaniel Brown reports. For those who don’t watch; QT is a weekly...
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WesternEye Goes Green!
We would like to represent the majority of student views by keeping our newspaper as ecologically sustainable as possible. We are having a huge increase in online content while producing a physical...
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Students Stage ‘Impeccable’ Protest
FLAG AT HALF MAST: A DARK DAY AS UWE HOSTS CONTROVERSIAL EVENT. By George Gill. © Western Eye 2013 The Western Eye will be publishing a full review of the day’s events, from both inside and outside the...
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Social effects of the football world cup: Brazil 2014
The initial reaction of the population of a country when it is announced they will be hosting one of the world’s premier sporting events is one of joy and pride that their nation beat so many others to...
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The Irish are here! Kodaline come to Bristol
In their final show on English soil at Bristol’s 02 Academy before heading to their native Ireland, Sophie Seddon caught up with guitarist Mark Prendergast to ask him a few questions on life in...
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Technology behind the scenes at the “Arms Fair”
Western Eye’s Science & Technology Team, Antony Poveda and James Riley, attended DPRTE this week, with the aim of reporting on exactly what kind of technology was on display behind those guarded...
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Black Wednesday for Student Debt.
By Kaytie McFadden Today marked a momentous day for students all over Britain; a day which laces all of our future with uncertainty. Today, our lovely coalition government sold off £900bn worth of...
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Discussing Dementia
The Frenchay Campus debate about an issue will affect almost all of us. By Kaytie McFadden This is the full article from our printed issue available at all UWE Campuses. On Thursday 3rd October,...
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Should the badger culls have been prolonged?
The Gloucestershire and Somerset badger culls have been extended beyond the original six-week deadline, as the target of culling 70% of badgers has not been met. The purpose of these culls was to...
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Hungover driving just as dangerous according to UWE research
We all know that it is not always safe to drive the morning after a night out as there may still be alcohol in your system. But a UWE based study has revealed how being hungover impairs driving skills...
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