Epigram (newspaper)
Epigram is a student-run newspaper at the University of Bristol, launched in 1988 by James Landale, a former politics student who is now a senior journalist at the BBC. In its formative years, the publication featured contributions from William Lewis, who later became the editor of The Daily Telegraph.
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1 week ago |
epigram.org.uk | Benji Chapman |Tom Foley
By Benji Chapman, Music EditorOn the tenth of April, Oowee proudly announced an official partnership with the ever-encroaching Love Saves The Day festival at their North Street store in Bedminster, to support the launch of the new co-created menu.
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1 week ago |
epigram.org.uk | Annie McNamee
By Annie McNamee, Co-Editor-in-ChiefThe time has come again. Somehow, my time as editor of Epigram is coming to an end, and it's time for this year's senior team (me, Amaan, Sofia, and Will) to pass on the baton. This is bittersweet – I'd love to cling onto this paper forever, but I'm very excited to see what lies ahead for it. If you're thinking of applying for next year's senior team, just do it.
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2 weeks ago |
epigram.org.uk | Eleanor Turney
By Eleanor Turney, Third Year, Politics and International Relations The token Feminism week, that special time in the academic calendar when lecturers suddenly pause for a quick, painfully surface-level reflection on gender issues. You all know the drill – it hits weeks four to six in the teaching block and suddenly we make a pit-stop at gendered issues and female authors of the topic at hand.
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2 weeks ago |
epigram.org.uk | Matt Donnelly
By Matt Donnelly, MSc Psychology of EducationI arrived at Strange Brew to a picturesque Bristol sunset just two minutes before doors officially opened, slightly taken aback at the size of the queue waiting eagerly to get a glimpse of the hype band. With hindsight, it was hardly surprising. Divorce’s numerical success on social media platforms and a sold out show in a 200 capacity venue (circa 150 miles from their hometown) speaks for itself.
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2 weeks ago |
epigram.org.uk | Felix Glanville
By Felix Glanville, Second Year HistoryToby Hocking and Rhona McRae bravely take on one of Shakespeare's most dramatic tragedies with great confidence, as their highly talented cast demonstrated the madness of a monarchical crisis, that turned into a fitting depiction of a fraught contemporary geopolitical landscape.
Epigram (newspaper) journalists
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