100 years since the Suffragettes won votes for some women, Beatrix Houston-Black, Vice President of the UEA Feminist Society, sat down with UEA journalism to discuss the journey of women’s rights in […]
Will #MeToo make a difference?
UK accused of “shooting itself in the foot” over foreign policy
Since the UK chose to leave the European Union the future of Britain in the world has seemed uncertain. What will our global role be, post-Brexit? Ben Donaldson, Head of Campaigns at […]
Artist Roger Law on plans for a new Spitting Image show
Photo by Deirdre Amsden courtesy of the Sainbury Centre.
Women in politics: how has it changed?
100 years after some women first got the right to vote – they still make up only a third of all MP’s. The 2017 election brought a record number of female MP’s […]
The Big Issue on the streets of Norwich
The Big Issue is more than just a popular publication, it is one that brings hope and purpose to many. UEA Journalism students have been on the streets with some of the […]
English girls among least active in World
Inactivity is currently identified as the fourth risk factor in global mortality – and in the UK we face problems with a lack of physical activity from a young age. Public Health […]
13% Rise in Beach Litter at Gt. Yarmouth
Cigarette butts, dirty nappies, broken glass. All of these, and more, were found on Great Yarmouth’s beaches, during the Marine Conservation Society’s annual beach clean. Plastic was the biggest issue, as it […]
Student Jobs – Can you fit it all in?
Nowadays, many students need a job to live – and to be able to pay the fees or repay a student loan. But are employers sympathetic to their need for flexible […]
Kazuo Ishigaro: UEA Creative Writing’s most famous graduate
Kazuo Ishiguro, winner of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature, joined the University of East Anglia’s MA in Creative Writing in 1979, graduating the following year. In an anthology compiled for the […]
Living with Cancer. A UEA student shares her experience.
Being told by doctors that you are suffering from a serious illness is something we all dread. Carina is a 2016-7 Masters student of Broadcast Journalism in the School of Politics, Philosophy, […]
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