'Elements' is a brand new exhibition, platforming a diverse range of Bristol artists and showcasing a plethora of mediums. Exploring themes of fragmentation, heritage and connection, Rosie Kelly sheds insight into the launch event....

Set in a stifling basement in the midst of a nuclear apocalypse, this two-woman play is an emotional tug of war. A depressing, yet intermittently humorous play, ‘Everyone is Dead’ navigates the choices we make in the face of desperation, but is ultimately unconvincing in its political commentary....

Over three decades later, Atwood's long-awaited sequel, The Testaments, has finally reached bookshops across the world, taking the literary sphere and readers everywhere by storm....

Bristol is the perfect place to flex your creativity. Check out just a few of the many artistic societies available here at Bristol University for you to get involved with!...

By Jessica Li, Second Year, Economics and Politics, and Serafina Lee, Deputy Digital Arts Editor A nostalgic collection of photographs...

The dramatisation of Haig’s mental health memoir attempts to break down the stigma from depression by showing Haig’s personal experiences of mental health....