You cannot deny that the nine members of the new Students’ Union Executive deserve their place. Throughout two weeks of campaigning, where candidates were expected to campaign day and night over different campuses and out in town, all of the elected candidates put themselves out there and really made a case for their inclusion in [...]

Things are looking grim for the History of Art Department and its newly proposed relocation, and it’s not just because of the lack of Kirsty and Phil, stars of Channel 4’s ‘Location, Location, Location.’
Is the Art History Department’s unique location- including Café L, the Lakeside Arts Centre and the Djanogly Art Gallery- set to become [...]

So here we have it, the long awaited Chris Morris directorial debut, Four Lions. For those of you familiar with his work (Brass Eye, Nathan Barley) the subject matter won’t surprise you. The film follows four British jihadi bombers in Doncaster as they plot a terror attack on London. There are actually five of them, [...]

The campaigning season has begun today, as Prime Minister Gordon Brown has requested that the Queen dissolve Parliament in preparation for a general election to be held on May 6th. However, with the possibility of a hung parliament very much on the cards, Mark Stuart writes about the historical impact of this electoral phenomenon, and the implications for any government formed in the aftermath of the 2010 General Election.

John Prescott was recently appointed honorary patron of the university’s China Policy Institute, and visited Nottingham to give a talk on China and climate change. Impact spoke to him beforehand to discuss his work with China, climate change, and the end of his career as an MP.

It emerged on Thursday that the on-campus venue ‘The Den’, run by The University of Nottingham Students’ Union will have a significant decrease in the services it provides to students. Cut-backs include a complete closing of the space during the day and a stop on all but pre-arranged events. The future of the space will [...]

This year the University of Nottingham’s School of The Built Environment has undertaken their latest and most exciting project to date. They have embarked on the creation of the ‘Nottingham H.O.U.S.E’, which involves the design and construction of a fully sustainable house. The project involves a team of both students and staff working together to [...]

Barring the remote possibility of a Gordon Brown revival, it looks as if a Conservative government will have the largest number of seats in Parliament by summer. Whilst Labour calls in the removal vans and ponders for how long they may be consigned to the electoral wilderness, they might find consolation in the fact that [...]