Remains of Viking camp unearthed by Bristol archaeologists to feature in BBC Four series
Workshops from a Viking camp dating to the winter of 873-4, have been unearthed by a team of archaeologists from the University of Bristol.
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Period poverty champion, 21, now leads global network of 1,000 volunteers
A student who learnt to sew a year ago so she could help end period poverty is now running a global network of 1,000 volunteer sewers.
Theatre Collection awarded Designated status by Arts Council England
The University of Bristol Theatre Collection – one of the world’s largest archives of British theatre history and live art - has been officially awarded Designated status by the Arts Council England.
Creating the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs
A cable car for Bristol, interactive entertainment at bus stops and creating designs for the interiors of driverless cars to encourage engagement and trust are just some of the ideas innovation students from the University of Bristol have come up with as part of their new course.
Embark on a cultural adventure at the University of Bristol
Ever questioned whether freedom is therapeutic? Or wondered what it would be like to venture into the nine circles of Hell? Or fancied belly dancing to the Marseillaise? A team of experts on language and culture from the University of Bristol has put together a free, four-week course – ‘Cultural Studies and Modern Languages: An Introduction’ – which takes learners on a cultural adventure across the world.
Bristol archaeological project wins national award
A major project investigating the medieval castle and landscape at Berkeley, Gloucestershire, has won a national award, voted for by the public and readers of Britain's most popular archaeology magazine.
Student's epic challenge in memory of ‘beautiful mummy’
A Bristol student will hike through the night as he takes on a formidable charity challenge in memory of his “beautiful mummy”.
Exploring the environmental impact of conflict
A multi-disciplinary team of academics, led by the University of Bristol, is investigating the long-term environmental and social impact of conflict in dryland environments.
Bristol breaks records with 2nd election to UK enterprise body
The University of Bristol has become the first university to have two Honorary Fellows elected to the UK’s enterprise education body.
Bristol graduate with Hollywood dreams releases first album
A recent Bristol graduate who has dreams of becoming a Hollywood composer has just released his first album.