News
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News Writer Rianna Mistry reports on the recent Office of National Statistics poll, which shows that 92% of students are worried about finances
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News Editor Joshua Herman reports on the University of Birmingham not paying postgraduate students on time for on-campus work
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Digital Editor Cara-Louise Scott writes about a University of Birmingham student who raised £134,360 for people affected by the Pakistan floods
Latest
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Film Critic Luke Pierce Powell reviews Jane Schoenbrun's I Saw the TV Glow, commending its visuals, enticing soundtrack and painting of the trans experience
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Print & Features Editor Ash Sutton reviews Naomi Dawes' cinematic new single 'Come Down'
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Jess Parker reviews Longlegs, finding it to be an excellent example of under-the-skin horror
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Rani Jadfa finds Deadpool & Wolverine to be much a needed shot in the arm of the MCU.
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Deputy Editor Hannah Gadd previews Beabadoobee's latest album, describing it as 'nuanced and introspective'
Features
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Print & Features Editor Jess Parker interviews Caroline Spence, Producer and Writer for Raya Films’ ‘Best Geezer’
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Editor-in-Chief Alex Taylor discusses Redbrick's recent fundraising efforts
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Print & Features Editor Jess Parker discusses her tenure in the role in this issue's second editorial
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Editor-in-Chief Alex Taylor wraps up his time this year in this issue's first editorial
Sport
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Deputy Editor Oscar Frost picks out his pre-tournament favourites for the U.S. Open at Pinehurst No.2 this June
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Sport Editor Joe Liddicot reviews a historic season for the Birmingham team
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Sport Editor Lucy Blitz reports on Carla Ward's Villa departure and what legacy she leaves behind at the Midlands club
Trending
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In their new collaborative single, Lauv and LANY's voices blend seamlessly together to narrate the story of a one-sided relationship, Music Critic Chloe Hyde writes
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Gaming Editor Louis Wright reviews Google Chrome's infamous Dinosaur Game finding it the ideal way to manage without Wi-Fi
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TV Writer Simone Salvatore reviews the second season of House of the Dragon finding it to be an anti-climactic and hesitant follow-on to the beloved Game of Thrones
Comment
Don’t Come for the Degree, Come for the Extracurriculars
Deputy Editor Oscar Frost reflects on the contribution of his extracurriculars, especially his time at Redbrick, to his university experience and towards his next steps
The Real Losers of the US Presidential Debate
Comment Writer Finn Carpenter analyses the presidential debate on the 27th of June and its effect on attitudes towards the democratic system in the US
Can Eurovision Be Saved from the Flames of Political Polarisation in Europe?
Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb reflects on the changing politics of Eurovision and calls for reform in the voting system