Flicking through medical textbooks in 2022, our team spotted a surprising omission: a stark absence of images of health conditions on darker skin tones.

For the first project of its kind in the UK, University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) researchers have worked with ...

Students from UWE Bristol’s New Wave Creative Agency will showcase their work at an exhibition at Arnolfini from 8 February.

This session aims to get you thinking about how to use generative AI at university and the ethical considerations. We will look at one approach to using generative Al tools, which could be very useful ...

UWE Bristol Cyber Security Team is running a pop up event at Frenchay Campus. Are you familiar with phishing or social engineering? Pop along to the Hub at Glenside Campus to find out more. This is an ...

Join Student Life Team for an evening of crafting! Knitting is uber cool theses days, and studies have shown that it is extremely beneficial for our mental health, and a great way to connect with ...

Women exercising in gyms often feel judged for their appearance and performance, leading to a persistent sense of inadequacy, according to a new study. Talent collaboration programme UWE Futures ...

Join the Student Life Team for an afternoon of live theatre entertainment. The Comedy of Errors receives a lads holiday makeover as the hilarious antics are transported to a luxury Turkish resort. Two ...

Join us for an exciting Monopoly night! Will you claim Park Lane first, take a chance with a card, or land yourself in Jail? If you have any specific disability accessibility requirements or need ...

Did you know that singing is really good for you, and karaoke in particular has many surprising benefits. Singing enhances natural connections and improves cognitive flexibility. Karaoke singing in ...

Join an online Discovery Session to find out all about Think Pacific's Volunteer Remote Internship, brought to you in partnership with UWE Bristol. Remote internships are internships that are ...

Women exercising in gyms often feel judged for their appearance and performance, leading to a persistent sense of inadequacy, ...