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Spotlight | Bristol Suspensions: More than just music

2 months ago | epigram.org.uk | Ed Wallace |Edward Wallace

Ed Wallace explores the University of Bristol's A Cappella Society, The Bristol Suspensions. From high-stake competitions to laid-back singing and community-focused events, the society has something for everyone.
Opinion | Rewriting the Rules: AI’s Impact on Graduate Opportunities

Jan 16, 2025 | epigram.org.uk | Edward Wallace |Max Fawcett

By Edward Wallace, First Year, Politics and Social PolicyArtificial Intelligence (AI) is not a new concept—its foundations were laid decades ago—but the way it is being deployed today, with unprecedented levels of sophistication and integration across industries, marks a transformative shift. From automating mundane tasks to powering complex decision-making systems, AI’s capabilities are reshaping the modern workforce.
Opinion | From Ice to Life: How Europa Clipper Could Redefine the Search for Life

Dec 8, 2024 | epigram.org.uk | Ed Wallace |Edward Wallace |Luke Buckland |Anna Johnson

By Ed Wallace, 1st Year, Politics and Social PolicyFor as long as humans have gazed at the stars, one question has always loomed largest: where else in the universe could life exist? For many years this search was focused on seemingly more familiar points in our solar system, such as Mars. However, as technology advances and our understanding of alien worlds deepen we are able to discover places once unimaginable as potential cradles of life.
Opinion | Biden goes out with a Bang

Dec 7, 2024 | epigram.org.uk | Ed Wallace |Edward Wallace |Grace Bourne

By Ed Wallace, 1st year, Politics and Social PolicySince Russia launched its full-scale assault on Ukraine in February 2022, the devastation has been colossal: nearly one million lives lost, a jaw-dropping $810 billion spent, and seven million people uprooted and displaced within their own country.
Opinion | Stamer So Far: Triumphs, Troubles, and Tumultuous Times

Dec 6, 2024 | epigram.org.uk | Ed Wallace |Edward Wallace

By Ed Wallace, 1st year, Politics and Social PolicyAs the calendar turns to December 2024, Keir Starmer stands at a political crossroads, steering a ship rocked by the weight of expectation. Sweeping into Downing Street with a landslide 412 seat victory just five months ago, Starmer’s Labour Party promised a new dawn, vowing to rebuild the nation after 14 years of Conservative turbulence. However, the early days of his tenure have been anything but smooth sailing.
Opinion | Chad's Forgotten Crisis: The Human Cost of Global Indifference

Nov 13, 2024 | epigram.org.uk | Edward Wallace

By Edward WallaceIdriss Déby, Chad’s formidable leader, ruled with an iron fist for 30 years from 1991 until his sudden premature death aged 68 in 2021. It was an end that came just a day after he celebrated his sixth consecutive successful electoral campaign. His reign was cut short by fatal injuries inflicted by rebel forces in Northern Chad.
Dola Re Garba: Celebrating Navratri and the Power of Community

Oct 26, 2024 | epigram.org.uk | Rhiannon Jenkins |Josie Hodgson |Edward Wallace

By Rhiannon Jenkins, News Sub-Editor On the 12th of October, 17 universities were invited, and over 400 students from across the South of England attended Dola Re Garba at the University of Bristol’s Student Union to celebrate Navratri. Hosted in collaboration with the Bristol SU, the Bristol Hindu Society, and the National Hindu Students’ Forum (NHSF), the event included exhilarating Nritya Kathak and Taal Band performances, as well as a stunning dance from the Bristol Bollywood Society.
The Impact of Brexit on Student Life

Oct 25, 2024 | epigram.org.uk | Ed Wallace |Edward Wallace |Stella Rogers |Zaina Odubeko

By Ed WallaceNearly five years after the UK’s exit from the European Union, Brexit’s influence still reverberates across nearly every aspect of life in the UK, and higher education is no exception. At Bristol University, the ripple effects of Brexit are felt through changing student demographics, financial challenges, and altered international opportunities. Now that the UK has distanced itself from Europe, students too have felt a certain disconnection.
Chad's forgotten crisis: The Human Cost of Global Indifference

Oct 25, 2024 | epigram.org.uk | Ed Wallace |Edward Wallace

By Ed Wallace, Idriss Déby, Chad’s formidable leader, ruled with an iron fist for 30 years from 1991 until his sudden premature death aged 68 in 2021. It was an end that came just a day after he celebrated his sixth consecutive successful electoral campaign. His reign was cut short by fatal injuries inflicted by rebel forces in Northern Chad.