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10 March 2025
An inspiring tale of grit and resilience will be told to audiences at the first BDAS event of 2025 as UWE Bristol welcomes Nick Hounsfield, founder of The Wave.
07 March 2025
Students bring creativity and a splash of colour to a well-used city underpass by painting a new mural celebrating diversity and inclusivity.
UWE Bristol filmmaking and animation students won three categories of the RTS West of England Student Awards, held at Watershed in Bristol on 3 March 2025.
06 March 2025
A UWE Bristol alum who became the UK's first female to compete in Burmese bareknuckle boxing has shared how competing in a male-dominated sport has motivated her to empower other women.
28 February 2025
Paramedics working in GP surgeries help reduce GP workload but do not contribute to cost savings to the NHS, according to the first major study of the clinical and cost-effectiveness of paramedic compared with GP consultations.
24 February 2025
A new WESTbusStop+ bringing together buses and other ways to travel has been officially opened at UWE Bristol’s Frenchay campus.
17 February 2025
Business leaders with aspirations to become board members are being given the opportunity to learn what makes an effective board member at an interactive workshop at UWE Bristol.
11 February 2025
Comics explaining the complexities of forensic science in simple terms could improve understanding for jurors in court cases, research conducted at UWE Bristol suggests.
06 February 2025
Flicking through the pages of academic medical textbooks back in 2022, our team spotted a surprising omission: a stark absence of images of health conditions on darker skin tones.
03 February 2025
UWE Bristol researchers have worked with over 1,000 primary-aged children to explore everyday experiences of racism to inform future police training.
Students from UWE Bristol’s New Wave Creative Agency will showcase their work at an exhibition at Arnolfini from 8 February.
30 January 2025
Women exercising in gyms often feel judged for their appearance and performance, leading to a persistent sense of inadequacy, according to a new study.
