Climate change: How to be green on a budget
More than two thirds of people feel "very or somewhat worried" about climate change, according to the latest UK census.
Science&Tech
Two years on: a look back at learning STEM through the screen
With the academic year coming to a close and university life almost back to normal, Sarah interviews STEM students from across the University to investigate their experiences accessing STEM through a screen
Should COVID-19 studies record women's menstrual changes?
In light of this year's International Day of Women in STEM, Sarah explores the lack of gender equality in healthcare
Bristol's youth respond to the climate crisis in latest We The Curious exhibition
The latest exhibition at We The Curious is exploring Bristol’s climate crisis through the eyes of its young people. Their primary message? This can change.
University of Bristol bring cutting edge robotics to nuclear research
Following the launch of the University of Bristol’s four new ‘Hot Robotics’ facilities, Bristol leads the way in UK atomic research
A blast from Bristol's ecological past - how far have we come?
In celebration of Epigram's 360th commemorative issue, we take a look back at past headlines and just how far Bristol has ecologically progressed
Do Bristol University students have a technology addiction? You asked and we answered
SciTech Editor, Sarah, explores how technology usage has changed amongst students as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Do your Netflix habits have a carbon footprint?
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in students streaming their favourite shows more than ever before. Do you know the environmental impact of what you watch?
Prize-winning Bristol: the university scientists who won prestigious prizes this month
Epigram takes a look at the staff you all know and love who became prize-winning profs this month.
Breaking boundaries: the STEM vs humanities divide
English student, Sarah Dalton, explores how humanities students can and should engage in science.
COVID-19 tracing: the UK public's false promises
New Bristol research shows the willingness of the UK public to accept COVID-19 data tracking apps - but do our actions speak as loud as our words?
Young people's anxiety levels near doubled during first COVID-19 lockdown
A new University of Bristol study into mental health and COVID-19 has found a significant increase in the anxiety of young people during the pandemic.
