Discovering the family home had been remortgaged and credit cards maxed out in her name was the first time Julie Martin became aware of her husband’s relentless gambling addiction.
Danae O'Regan, former tutor in French recently passed away. Her colleagues offer a remembrance.
A new exhibition marking the 120th anniversary of the Entente Cordiale, a pivotal agreement between Britain and France, has been co-curated by a University of Bristol academic.
Polly Tisdall, a Bristol based multi-talented writer, actor, and theatre maker, has been selected as the eighth recipient of the annual Kevin Elyot Award by the University of Bristol's Theatre Collection.
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A 55-year-old who returned to education after a serious bike crash made him rethink his life has graduated from the University of Bristol.
Bertha Garrett, who was until her retirement departmental secretary for the German Department, died in early July. Mark Allinson and Debbie Pinfold from the German Department in the School of Modern Languages offer this tribute to a well-loved colleague and friend.
With the July 4 General Election less than a week away, political parties are ramping up their campaigns and delivering plenty of promotional literature through letterboxes across the country in a bid to secure precious votes.
A new study has highlighted the prevalence of additional learning needs, formerly known as special educational needs, among under 16-year-olds in Wales.
Digressions in European Literature: From Cervantes to Sebald, edited by Dr Caragh Wells from the University’s Department of Hispanic, Portuguese and Latin American Studies (together with Dr Alexis Grohmann from the University of Edinburgh), has just been published by Palgrave Macmillan.
The latest exhibition at The Bristol Gallery, showcasing works from the 21st century’s great modern masters, has been put together with the aid of a University intern programme, providing students with a practical insight into the art world.
