Our final Humans of Bristol Uni is now available! The fabulous phoebe graham interviewed fellow student Lizzie Blundell about her unconventional route into Bristol, studying with a disability and the impact of becoming a mum part way through her degree. bit.ly/2Y660JB

Two of my badass students discussing the structural inequalities in higher education... 🙌 I’m very much looking forward to seeing them graduate later this week. An important read for those higher up in my institution:

These two got the biggest round of applause yesterday... mainly from fellow graduates, who whooped and clapped thunderously. It was a spontaneous outpouring of admiration... University of Bristol

FUCK YES! Lizzie accessed university via the FoundationArts&SocSci, where she was brilliant throughout, and has just graduated with a first-class degree #EducationforAll

when we said please do more research into endometriosis, this is not what we meant

‘The Reality of Being Pregnant at University’ ‘Talking to Lizzie is like speaking to a Nobel Prize winner who climbs Everest in her spare time, between shifts as a nurse’ 🙌💪 Fab work, Elizabeth & @NellFrizzell! (Includes pic of me, trying not to cry, at L’s graduation)

I’ve been in two different A&E trauma units the last few days. Whilst I’m finding it difficult to talk myself, my daughter wanted to say a quick something to the doctors and nurses Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust and Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust! Thank you NHS for trying to get me back to my little girl.

I'm working on lectures for next year, which means it's time to show the new intake of students this video of the amazing Elizabeth graduating. As a bonus, they also get to see me have a little cry.

😊NEW VIDEO😊 Ever had someone try to shame you into being 'useful'??? Well I'm here to tell you why they're wrong and you're an excellent human being, regardless of your 'productivity' level! Watch here: youtu.be/_2H7upHDIM4

I’m so unbelievably angry about this. Smear tests are essential to women’s healthcare and information should always be accessible. So why are abnormal cells being treated as if they were a common cold? Also, stop calling women “ladies” in medical letters.