https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/meet-your-2023-election-candidates-531f

Vote week is here, it’s time for you to have your say! Until 9 March you’ll have the opportunity to decide which candidate you want to represent student voices to the uni, local community, and government. The person that leads your SU is up to you. But who is running, and who ca...

https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/general-election-who-gets-your-vote-in-bristol-central

Deadlines you need to know! ✨ Registering to vote: Tuesday 18th June (11.59pm) ✨ ✉️ Apply for postal vote: Wednesday 19th June (5pm) 📸 Apply for voter ID: Wednesday 26th June (5pm) 👫 Apply for proxy vote: Wednesday 26th June (5pm) It's nearly the General Election, so you're...

https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/a-message-from-bakhtawar-this-international-students-week

Get ready to celebrate our International Students’ community this week! 🗺️  International Students Week is here, and with it, a lineup of exciting events that welcome all students to explore new cultures, make connections, and support our international peers.   Whats more, we also chatted w...

https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/loans-that-last-your-fto-s-call-for-maintenance-loan-reform

Katie Poyner, Bristol SU’s Union Affairs Officer, has joined a major campaign to reform the student maintenance loan system, calling for real support that meets real student needs 📢 Along with the support from her fellow full-time officers, Katie has made a huge step forward by gaining the sup...

https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/statement-on-the-home-office-s-five-point-immigration-plan

A statement on the Home Office’s Five Point Immigration Plan, as well as a letter to send to your local MP, from your International Students' Officer Bakhtawar Javed. A Statement on the Home Office's Five-Point Immigration Plan "Last Monday, the UK Home Office announced a five point immigra...

https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/statement-on-the-tuition-fee-increase-the-post-16-skills-white-paper

The Autumn Budget does not go far enough to address the cost of living for students and the Government’s Post-16 Education and Skills White Paper was a missed opportunity to reimagine higher education (HE) funding in the UK. Instead of investing in our world-class universities, which contribute £...

https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/statement-on-university-reparative-futures-programme-and-renaming

The conversation about renaming buildings at the University of Bristol which are named after families connected to the transatlantic slave trade, is one that has been going on for some time. Every few years, a new petition is launched, and sometimes a counter-petition, demonstrating how divis...

https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/student-council-november-2025-what-happened

Last night marked our first Student Council of the year, bringing together elected student representatives to debate and vote on motions submitted by the student body and the Full-Time Officer team. Every motion passed becomes official SU policy, shaping how we work and what we prioritise. You...

https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/forced-swim-test-update-from-bristol-su-2dbe

In November 2024, the student body passed a motion at the Student Council calling for an end to the University of Bristol conducting forced swim tests on animals.   This article has been put together as part of the mandated action for the “SU Officers to ensure that all University of Bristol s...

https://www.bristolsu.org.uk/articles/bristol-su-elections-everything-you-need-to-know

The Bristol SU Elections are here! But what, exactly, does that mean?  Campus is covered in bright yellow posters and banners! But why?  Everyone is talking about Voting! But who for? All your questions can now be answered in this ultimate guide to the Bristol SU Elections 2026! D...