Epigram - Bristol University's Independent Student Newspaper
Nov 19, 2024 · Epigram is an independent student newspaper providing the latest news and cultural journalism from Bristol University.
A story of defiance in an age of racial injustice, Hairspray remains a ...
Jul 30, 2022 · By Milan Perera, Arts Critic Columnist . Hairspray (2007), was perhaps one of the most iconic film adaptations ever to come out of the Tinseltown, not purely for its star-studded cast, but the central theme which still resonates down the vista of time too. During its preview by a cross-section of movie buffs, it was given the highest ratings possible. ...
The hidden fight: Coping with learning disabilities at the ... - Epigram
Feb 25, 2024 · By Emilia Driver, Third Year, Politics and German . A 2021 government survey revealed that around 5% of University students in England reported having a cognitive or learning difference, such as ADHD or dyslexia.. Diagnoses of ADHD have been on a consistent upwards trajectory over the last two decades.In response to this trend, educational institutions must ensure that there are systems in ...
Opinion | Artificial Intelligence should be banned in universities
Dec 1, 2023 · By Izzy Fraser, Second Year, English Literature. Artificial Intelligence. It’s suddenly appeared on the radar of humanity over the past few years, whether for you it’s through Chat GPT, Alexa, or the jarring bitmoji of My AI that sits smugly above …
The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers indicates graduate job
Oct 30, 2020 · By Guy Taylor, Investigations Correspondent. The newest edition of the Times Top 100 Graduate Employers reveals the best graduate employers, gives details of graduate vacancies and includes an assessment of how the job market has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.. In the current climate, it would be understandable for graduates to expect a huge drop in employment opportunities post ...
The ethics of child stars - Epigram
Jul 8, 2021 · Carly Pearce, Third Year, Film & TV. Celebrity culture is in itself a bizarre concept – we (the audience) separate ourselves from a select few human beings who are no different from us, usually because they possess some sort of talent that deems them superior.
In Conversation with Marc Burrows on The Magic of Terry Pratchett
Sep 19, 2024 · By Reuben Kerbes, Features Subeditor. Marc Burrows, author of the first biography of Sir Terry Pratchett - The Magic of Terry Pratchett, and has adapted this into a stand-up comedy show to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Discworld.This show presents Pratchett’s life, his career and his battle with Alzheimer’s.
Opinion | Bristol University must change its building names
Oct 4, 2023 · By Elinor Cole, Third Year, History. Since the fall of the statue of prolific slave trader Edward Colston in the midst of the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020, debates have continued nationwide as to whether buildings named after controversial historical figures should remain to 'preserve' history, or be renamed to prevent the glorification of their past offences.
Bristol’s independent cinemas: More than just a screen - Epigram
Sep 14, 2023 · By Victor Bennett, Film & TV Sub-editor.. Watershed, The Cube and 20th Century Flicks are three of Bristol’s most exciting independent cinemas. Branded not solely by their intriguing film screenings, these spaces are characterised by their dedication to inspiring and actively developing the next generation of Bristol’s film talents.
Review: 'The Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood' at the
Apr 15, 2024 · Review: 'The Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood' at the Arnolfini. The Arnolfini's latest exhibition is a multi-faceted depiction of motherhood in all its stripped back, unpolished truth: from the tender highs to the gut-wrenching lows.