The discussions that have arisen since Sarah Everard’s death, prompted me to think about the safety of women in Suffolk. This article focuses on the perspective of those who identify as female. I […]
The Safety in Suffolk: The Women’s Perspective
Stuart Lawrence gives motivational talk to UEA students
Brother of black teenager Stephen Lawrence, Stuart shared his experiences to over 300 attendees about the death of his brother after a racially motivated attack in 1993. Stuart Lawrence, who is now […]
Kent secondary school “keeps music alive during the pandemic”
Highworth Grammar School, an all girls secondary school in Kent that specialises in music, did not let lockdown stop them from producing music. Many concerts were edited together and uploaded to YouTube […]
How stay-at home students are coping in the pandemic
By Alice Pritchard Since the government announced the UK’s third national lockdown, most university students have been told to stay at home and continue their studies online. Many first year students have […]
UEA Journalism Lockdown Diaries
Broadcast Journalism students at the University of East Anglia have been charting their life during covid. The first-year students kept video diaries after being forced into isolation when some of their flat […]
Journalism students thrive as work is published by local media
Students on UEA’s journalism courses have enjoyed considerable success both in and outside of campus, with several pieces of their work being published by local media in recent weeks. Having work published […]
Training to be a Teacher without a Class
With Covid-19 enforced school closures, the education sector has had to completely change the way they operate. Henry Hunt has been finding out how this has affected those training to become teachers.
Are degrees the best way to start a career?
With summer approaching and dissertations being handed in, it is now time for another group of students from universities across the UK to start their careers. However, it appears that several students […]
Get a leg-up with Lego – play therapy for youngsters
If making stuff makes you happy, then building with Lego can also help you develop. Sophie Wiggins visited the ‘Block Bus’ keeping Norwich school children very happy indeed.
When getting around can be a pain
For Gemma Bailey-Smith, a rare medical condition means that simple mobility can be difficult and painful. Now, a fund raising campaign by her and her friends means she will soon be able […]
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