New research reveals one third of Scottish households have no savings
New analysis has shown a third of households in Scotland (32%) report having nothing in savings.
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Bristol leaps to 68th place in global reputation rankings
The University of Bristol has risen to 68th place in The Times Higher Education (THE) World Reputation Rankings 2025.
‘Nothing is impossible’ says Somali refugee who juggled studies with Uber driving to fulfil graduation dream in tribute to late brother
When Abdullahi Abdi threw his mortarboard in the air on graduating and looked skyward, his sense of elation was overshadowed by huge sorrow.
Grant to strengthen ties between universities and museums
A centre established as a partnership between Bristol's two universities has received funding to strengthen links between museums and the higher education sector nationwide.
Corresponding with Conflict at the Theatre Collection
As part of this year’s First World War centenary commemorations, a new exhibition which aims to breathe new life into archival material dating from the 1914-1918 period and encourage fresh encounters with it, opens this Friday at the University of Bristol Theatre Collection.
Subjects at the University of Bristol are among best in the world, new league table confirms
A new league table has placed many of the University of Bristol’s courses among the best in the world.
Bristol academic wins Best Monograph award
Dr Helen Piper, Senior Lecturer in Television Studies, at the University of Bristol, has won the award for Best Monograph at the 2016 British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies (BAFTSS).
Institute receives funding from the A. G. Leventis Foundation
The A. G. Leventis Foundation has awarded a grant of £147,819 to the University of Bristol’s Institute of Greece, Rome and the Classical Tradition.
Bullet indicates Lawrence of Arabia was no liar
A bullet fired by Lawrence of Arabia during one of his most famous acts of guerrilla warfare has been discovered in the Arabian desert by a team of archaeologists, led by the University of Bristol, confirming the accuracy of Lawrence’s own account of the attack in his war memoir Seven Pillars of Wisdom.
Student’s witty and captivating performance tackles skin colour taboo
The coming of age story of a young black girl, as told in a compelling performance by University of Bristol student Eno Mfon, will captivate audiences at Bristol Old Vic this week.