News
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Major plans for the Bordesley Viaduct threaten to reshape Birminghamâs most vibrant quarter, but could this be the end of cityâs music scene and nightlife as we know it?
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News Writer Jessica Tite writes on asylum policy reforms announced by Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood MP
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News Writer Emmie Palfreyman-Vale reports on comments made by Donald Trump about the US womenâs ice hockey team during his controversial phone call with the US menâs hockey team
Latest
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Editor-in-Chief Tamara Greatrix reviews Daisy Peacock's first-ever headline show.
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Film & TV writer Olivia Harradine praises Pluribus to be a relevant and well-developed warning as a response to the real-world affects of Artificial Intelligence.
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Sci&Tech Editor Adam Abrahams parrots some facts about our local wildlife
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Sci&Tech Editor Adam Abrahams explains the linguistic loopholes behind a dangerous AI exploit
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Digital Editor Archie Marks reviews the new Bleachers album, finding it more emotionally generous than the bandâs previous work
Features
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Red (Tamara Greatrix) advises our readers on their love quos in a very special Valentine's Day edition of Dear Red
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Redbrick's Agony Aunt, Dear Red, takes her final submissions for this academic year, giving students advice on their worst housing horror stories
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Redbrick contributors come together to share how they spend Christmas Eve
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Digital Editor Anisah Qazi reports on the University of Birminghamâs protest polices in light of Amnesty Internationalâs upcoming report on the crackdown of studentsâ free speech at UK universities
Sport
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Sport Writer Toby Auckland interviews Yunchaokete Bu following his men's singles title win at the Lexus Birmingham Open Tennis Tournament
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Comment Writers Benjamin Davies and Summaya Mehmood investigate the persistence of racism and homophobia in the 'beautiful game'
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Sport Writer Ruby Kennedy examines Arsenal's recent blunder against Manchester United and what this means for the remainder of the season
Comment
What is the point of International Womenâs Day anymore?
Comment Writer Kirstin discusses the stagnating celebrations surrounding International Women's Day as commodification and marketing take centre stage
Mind the Gap: Interviewing Du Sautoy on the ‘Two Cultures’
Comment Writer Benjamin Davies investigates the necessity of a Maths-Literature crossover
The Government that Lost Its Way: a Brief History of UK Tuition Fees
Comment Writer Elly White recounts the neoliberal history that has changed university fees forever