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Dec 10, 2024 · The latest news and award-winning independent cultural journalism from students and staff at Bristol University
Student Bands: A fresher's guide
Oct 15, 2024 · By Florence Grimes, Second Year Sociology. Practising all alone in your room doesn’t have the same appeal now that there’s a whole world out there to explore, so how will you keep your passion for playing alive, while cultivating your exciting new social life?
The graduate market: Is it all doom and despair?
Oct 23, 2024 · Equally worth exploring is Bristol’s SME Internship scheme, which offers a way to gain financial support while developing practical skills and real-world experience.The scheme not only strengthens your CV but also allows you to explore …
Epigram Music's Top 100 Songs of 2024
Dec 31, 2024 · By Featured Writers for Epigram Music, curated by Benji Chapman, Music Editor. This year, Epigram opened its doors to any University of Bristol students keen to celebrate their love of music with a contribution towards a well-celebrated yearly tradition.Coming in at just under six and a half hours of music, this article is the perfect send-off before the clock strikes midnight, or …
Tattoos and self-expression: are people more likely to get tattoos …
Oct 2, 2024 · By Meabh Macaskie, Third Year History. In 2024, you are likely to know at least one person with a tattoo. A survey published by YouGov in 2022 suggests that that ‘26% of the British public have tattoos.’
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.
Sharing your problems on social media is unhealthy... Or is it?
Oct 31, 2018 · In the second edition of Epigram Wellbeing's debate series, students Sabrina and Marina respond to the statement: Sharing your problems on social media is unhealthy.. For: 'Sharing personal struggles with mental health is really counterproductive.' By Sabrina Miller, First Year, English Literature Social media plays a prominent role in most of our lives.
The buskers of Bristol: A deep-dive
Sep 28, 2024 · Trevor George, admin of the Bristol Buskers Facebook group, revealed to me that the busking scene in Bristol is not quite what it used to be, with the rapid ‘decline’ of Broadmead, generally considered the most popular busking spot in the city.
Bristol SU turns 100 - epigram.org.uk
Oct 25, 2024 · By Sofia Lambis, News Investigations Editor. Today (25 October) the University of Bristol Students’ Union celebrates its one-hundredth birthday. A founding member of the National Union of Students (NUS) the SU has a long history of supporting students in Bristol.
Dissecting the scarcity of male life drawing models - Epigram
Feb 4, 2024 · By Ella Carroll, Co-Deputy Arts Editor. Throughout history, art has never shied away from depicting the nude male form. Indeed, this can be seen in Greek and Roman sculptures but also in paintings, photographs, and more recently on the big screen, with Barry Keoghan’s triumphant final dance scene in Saltburn.But on campus, in the privacy of the Stacy rooms, where art society convenes twice a ...