Nottingham-based filmmaker Derry Shillitto has taken on 40 first-time actors to star in his upcoming film The Correction Unit.
View More ‘They just haven’t had the right opportunity’: new film stars first-time actors from alternative education centres in Nottingham
By Arabella Moore-Smith (Lingo Magazine) Often seen in the hands of students, locals, and commuters in Nottingham is a cup of coffee. There is a…
View More The Perfect Blend: Coffee, Church and Community
By Vidhi Bhanushali (Redbrick Newspaper), Esha Singh (Lingo Magazine), Cassandra Fong (Redbrick Newspaper) Universities often like to shout about their diversity and inclusivity credentials. But…
View More How students help build tolerance on and campus and beyond
By Jacob Edwards (Impact Magazine), Mary Carolan (Impact Magzine), Tamara Greatrix (Redbrick Newspaper) Six in ten students have experienced at least one form of sexual…
View More Tackling women’s safety with SASS across the Midlands
By Jasmine Thomas-Alie (Platform Magazine) and Amelia Cropley (Impact Magazine) A veterinary student from the University of Nottingham (UoN) who has twice run in Nottingham’s…
View More Nottingham student who ran marathon twice says enjoyment helps campaigning
By Mickey van Tonder (Redbrick Newspaper), Katie Wain (Impact Magazine), Amelia Cropley (Impact Magazine) and Cassandra Fong (Redbrick Newspaper) Whether orchestrating events, or bringing an…
View More ‘They don’t just participate, they innovate’: How student creatives are crafting a Midlands renaissance
By Anna Boyne (Impact Magazine) “The university students this year must be the worst for dropping litter,” reads one message on the Lenton Community Facebook…
View More Litter picks and saving lives: shining a light on UoN’s good neighbours
By Henry Green (Platform Magazine) and Archie Marks (Redbrick Newspaper) Birmingham and Nottingham are amongst the most deprived areas in the Midlands with the most…
View More Pet surgeries and sleep-outs: how student volunteers are helping the homeless
Joy and Eric Foxley have been dancing their whole life, and aren’t planning on stopping anytime soon. Joy Foxley, 89, dances as part of a…
View More A dance through time – Joy and Eric’s story
My bargain hunting nature drove me to the wonderful app ‘too good to go’. Read on until the end to discover how much this bag…
View More I got a Caffè Nero ‘too good to go’ bag and saved this much….