Bristol SU has announced that, following a review, the approval of Temporary Associate Members will cease from August 1. An ...

Professor Peter Vickerman describes the proactive vaccination programme as ‘a clear win-win’ providing both better health ...

Grace Bourne investigates how Trump’s immigration crackdown is affecting international students, and what it could mean for ...

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An immersive dreamscape, the liminal feeling of the album was translated palpably to the live show - within seconds, the ...

Four actors, four characters and a multitude of possibilities. Thirsty is a gritty, honest, fast-paced comedy centred around ...

As AI gets integrated into our lives, Thiara de Alwis has been thinking about which moral code AI follows, and who gets to ...

The QS World University Rankings 2026 are out and the University of Bristol has placed 51st in the top global universities!

Who gets to decide what AI thinks is moral? Is there a better way of programming in ethics than a 'first come' approach?

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By Nadia Anwar-Watts, Fourth Year, Music and German In a world where almost everything is just a click, swipe, or tap away, it’s no surprise that our approach to dating has followed suit. In the past, ...

But it’s not just cinemas themselves that are dying; it’s the essence of the film industry itself. With fewer people going to theatres, production houses are increasingly unwilling to take risks with ...