litterpicking – Platform Magazine

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…

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‘They don’t just participate, they innovate’: How student creatives are crafting a Midlands renaissance

Jasmine Thomas-Alie April 29, 2025 No Comments

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…

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Litter picks and saving lives: shining a light on UoN’s good neighbours

Jasmine Thomas-Alie April 29, 2025 No Comments

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…

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Pet surgeries and sleep-outs: how student volunteers are helping the homeless

Henry Green April 28, 2025 No Comments

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…

Sports Varsity 2025

Varsity Football 2025 Preview: NTU looking to ‘fill the shoes’ of last year’s team when they face UON next week

Henry Green April 24, 2025 No Comments

Last year, Nottingham Trent University edged past rivals University of Nottingham to win the title and are confident of retaining the title, despite a much…

Culture and Entertainment

‘Sinners’ – A Beautiful Tapestry Covered In Blood That Left Me Wanting More

Aisha Alli-Balogun April 19, 2025 No Comments

Sinners is more than just an ordinary horror film—it’s an immersive journey. From the moment it begins, it draws you into a familiar but different world that is raw, emotional, and filled with dreamers, but dark and perplexing. I found myself completely engrossed in its storytelling and visuals, even when the narrative chose to withhold just as much as it revealed. And maybe that’s what made it so gripping. It never spoon-fed its audience. It made you feel your way through.