After several months of vague emails and speculation, Arts University Bournemouth has finally published its official plan to re-open campus for students in time for the autumn and winter semester. As off October, all students can expect a partial return…
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After undergoing major renovation over the last few weeks, the pub once known as the Brasshouse will reopen on Wednesday 11 March. With a sizeable food and drinks menu, the style of the newly renovated Brass Haus is mainly inspired…
This year, Bournemouth University is celebrating its 6th year of involvement with Go Green Week. Show that you care about the environment by taking part in SUBU’s Go Green Week, starting 15th March! Many universities all over the country participate…
International Women’s Day is an annual day held once a year on the 8th of March, where women’s achievements throughout history as well as across nations are honoured worldwide. Additionally, it is also a United Nations Day for International Peace…
Some months ago, Donald Trump became the third American president in history to stand on trial after being impeached. With the 2020 Election approaching (3rd November), it becomes a question whether this incident will aid Trump in his re-electoral campaign…
The strain of coronavirus (COVID-19) that emerged in Wuhan, China, spread rapidly to other areas of the world. The number of confirmed cases in the UK has now risen to 40, and the international number to over 92,000. While the…
Manifesto Interview SEX – Taboo or natural? Being able to talk freely about sex and sexual health is key to a young student’s wellbeing, especially for those with the mindset of having the full ‘uni experience’. My aim is to…
Manifesto Interview As a second-year student who is currently the Women’s Liberation Officer, has previously been a National Union of Students (NUS) conference delegate and has worked alongside organisations that promote the wellbeing & welfare of young people in London,…
Manifesto Interview Hey BU family, my name is Rohit and I am running to be elected as the Vice President Welfare and Community. I believe that individual wellbeing is the essence of a healthy community, and as students we must…
Manifesto Interview Hello, my name is Niza Waterfield. I’m running for Vice-President Welfare and community. Statistics show that 1 in 5 university students are affected by mental health issues. I believe that every student should be able to access the…