Students have raised concerns after their university began erecting fences around accommodation blocks. The University of Manchester has begun putting the measures in place at…
View More University of Manchester erects fences around accommodation blocks as lockdown begins
After hundreds of positive cases were confirmed at UK universities, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has refused to rule out the possibility of students having to…
View More Coronavirus: Do NTU students regret coming back to Nottingham?
The unjustified death of George Floyd has sparked a global movement as protests are happening in cities across the globe. Hundreds of thousands of people…
View More Meet 7 students who took part in BLM protests across the country
How nice would a little getaway be? As a student, we all dream about escaping the hustle and bustle of University life and going somewhere…
View More Student Getaways – Fresher’s Edition
Tayla Davie caught up with brothers Ewan and Callum from Bad Sounds, where they told Platform all about their weekend at Dot to Dot Festival,…
View More Interview: Bad Sounds at Dot to Dot Festival Nottingham
Dot to Dot festival is back in Notts for its 13th year. To make sure you don’t have an unlucky experience, here are 10 acts…
View More 3 weeks to go… Artists you don’t want to miss at Dot to Dot Festival 2018
Turning something tragic into something cheerful isn’t easy, but the feeling isn’t too unfamiliar for Ariana Grande. Ariana Grande has returned with her first new…
View More Single Review: Ariana Grande – “No Tears Left to Cry”
The one-day festival is returning to Nottingham for its 13th year on Sunday, May 27th, 2018 . The Horrors, Pale Waves and Dermot Kennedy are…
View More The Horrors to headline Dot To Dot Festival 2018
Announced as the winner of the “Under The Radar” award supported by HMV at the VO5 NME Awards 2018, Manchester quartet Pale Waves are definitely worth…
View More Interview: Heather and Ciara from Pale Waves