UWE student to shake up the music industry
Since the birth of a film score, background music has become one of the most influential industries on the entertainment platform. I spoke to James White, a charmingly charismatic and enthusiastic...
View ArticleBristol students to deliver messages to UN Climate Change Conference
Students from Bristol’s universities are to be given the chance to shape the message that the city delivers to the UN Climate Change Conference at the end of the year. Bristol Festival of Ideas is to...
View ArticleUWE student society competes nationally
UWE Enactus, a student society dedicated to creating locally based projects for the benefit of those in need, has been recently shortlisted for Enactus UK National Competition after competing with 59...
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UWE graduate part of winning team at Royal Television Society Awards
Aardman Animations won an award at this year’s National Television Society West of England Awards, with the help from a UWE graduate. Former editor of Western Eye George Rowe, who graduated from UWE in...
View ArticleNew website swaps money for generosity
A new website, founded by UWE and Bath University graduates, aims to boost community spirit in the city by encouraging everyone to help each other out. Helpfulpeeps is a new social experiment that...
View ArticleNatalie Bennett calls for no more ‘shouting and chicken noises’ in UK politics
Green Party leader Natalie Bennett and Bristol West candidate Darren Hall visit UWESU to try to swing students’ votes ahead of the May general election. “Politics should be something that you do, not...
View ArticleTime for a rebrand for Bristol’s beloved ‘Dutty Girl’
How resilient Shop Dutty won’t be closed down by a threatening rebrand. Dutty was founded in 2003 by Louisa initially as a club night, opening soon after as a small shop in St. Nick’s market selling...
View ArticleStarbucks: Corporate Foothold at UWE
With the opening of the new SU building, students were met with two more outlets of expensive Starbucks coffee from questionable corporate backgrounds. Frenchay Campus now features three shops...
View ArticleCruising for Love
Studies conducted by Sunshine Travel Agency reveal that 1 in 4 people would leave their significant other to cruise around the world. Would you abandon your relationship if it meant you could take a...
View ArticleParis shootings: Death toll rising and many injured in the French capital
A number of shootings and explosions have taken place in the French capital of Paris. Explosions have been heard outside the Stade de France where France and Germany were playing while stadium...
View ArticleAnti-feminist Journalist Forced to Compromise for UoB Debate
University of Bristol still to host controversial journalist Milo Yiannopoulos this November, despite UoB Feminist Society’s protest. Milo Yiannopoulos will get to express his opinion on gender...
View ArticleParis terror attacks: UWE Photography students safe
A trip to a photo festival in Paris was cut short for Photography students at UWE as the news broke of devastating terrorist attacks in the city. 129 people have been killed in Paris in a series of...
View ArticleEarly HIV diagnoses means no longer a death sentence
Diagnosing HIV early could finally end the spread. HIV is on the rise in England, Scotland and Wales, and around 100,000 people are living with it in the UK. There has always been an unfair stigma...
View Article“No one would believe me”
‘Lad culture’ and the stigma surrounding sexual assault at UWE. “They didn’t want to report the assault, because they knew the person and there was alcohol involved; they didn’t think anyone would...
View ArticleBristol protests against Syrian bombing campaign
Over a thousand protesters marched through the streets of Bristol, just hours before MPs voted to expand the bombing campaign of Daesh to Syria. The bombing campaign in Iraq has already cost more than...
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Children in Need Rickshaw Challenge success
The BBC One programme ‘The One Show’ has raised nearly £3.5 million through it’s annual Rickshaw Challenge in aid of Children in Need. For it’s fifth year, the popular BBC One programme ‘The One...
View ArticleAnti-fracking protest attracts national solidarity
Amongst people from all over UK, around 50 people from Bristol attended the protest. This act of solidarity signified the nation-wide opposition to fracking. The amount of support shown at this...
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UWE: £18.8 Million Profit from Residences and Catering
Student village to grow in £23 million project, as UWE increases its yearly profit from accommodation and catering by £1.5 million. UWE has made £18.8 million profit from residences and catering...
View ArticleStudent nurses march against bursary cuts
Marches are taking place across the country in protest of the Government’s plans to cut student bursaries, which was announced in November. The Chancellor George Osborne is considering cutting the...
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UWE Celebrating A Double Success At The Red Women Of The Year Awards 2016
The women’s lifestyle magazine Red host their Women of the Year awards annually. With celebrity guests such as Fearne Cotton, Millie Mackintosh and Lisa Snowdon, this year was their biggest yet. The...
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