The new issue marks the 25th anniversary of Epigram, the University’s student newspaper, with a collection of reminiscences, reflections and ruminations by notable Bristol alumni on Epigram’s colourful history to date, and the current state and possible future of news journalism. In a special section, Bristol academics and alumni discuss the coverage of climate change in the media.
Contributors include Will Hutton (BSc 1972, Hon LLD 2003), Angela Knight CBE (BSc 1972), Alastair Stewart OBE (Hon LLD 2008), Rebecca Frayn (BA 1984), and James Landale (BSc 1990, MSc 1992, Hon LLD 2013).
Copies of Nonesuch are available at the locations below, and you can find a PDF version of the magazine online.
- Senate House
- Royal Fort House
- The Hawthorns
- Computing Centre, Tyndall Avenue
- The Arts and Social Sciences Library
- The HH Wills Physics Laboratory
- The Queen’s Building
- The Merchant Venturers Building
- The Wills Memorial Building
- The Department of Drama: Theatre, Film, Television, Cantocks Close
- The Dorothy Hodgkin Building
- The School of Medicine
- The School of Chemistry
- The Priory Road complex
- Students’ Union, The Richmond Building
- The School of Mathematics
- The School of Biological Sciences
- The School of Geographical Sciences
- The School of Arts, 43 Woodland Road
- The Department of Music, Victoria Rooms
- The Faculty of Arts (main entrance), 3-5 Woodland Road
- Graduate School of Education, 35 Berkeley Square
- Education Support Unit / ILRT / Strategic Projects Office, 8-10 Berkeley Square
- Social and Community Medicine, Oakfield House
- Ethics in Medicine / Social and Community Medicine / Primary Health Care, Canynge Hall
- Veterinary Sciences, Langford
If you can’t get to one of these locations, but would prefer a printed copy, send your request to nonesuch@bristol.ac.uk and we’ll put one in the post to you.