Hannah Roberts is a Freelance Writer at PEI. She specializes in topics related to education, including higher education, public education, and campus life, as well as themes of religion and spirituality. Hannah's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The American Lawyer, The Irish Times, and BBC News.
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By: Hannah Roberts
As the war of words over Greenland escalated, the role of Italy’s right-wing prime minister won praise – but also criticism
By: Hannah Roberts
The US actor was a heart-throb in the late 1990s and most known for his role playing Dawson Leery in Dawson’s Creek.
By: Hannah Roberts
As the 2026 Bristol SU Elections commence, Epigram has profiled the candidates standing for Postgraduate Education Officer and their core commitments to your university experience.
By: Hannah Roberts
The rightwing League has cut the word ‘consent’ from new legislation that aimed to bring the country in line with much of Europe
Losing a referendum is a setback, but leader’s high heels are firmly dug in
The blues isn't dead. It's just been sat in a Bristol practice room. By Hannah Roberts First Year, English
By: Moses Badri, Hannah Roberts
As a school governor, one staff member put on a climate conference for over 50 schools. Another helps secondary students get work experience otherwise completely inaccessible.
By: Hannah Roberts
Belonging is up. Academics are down. The 2026 Big Bristol SU survey reveals a student body rewriting what university is for.
A proposed overhaul to massively liberalize the rights of Italy's hunters has become the new front in the country's culture wars.
By: Hannah Roberts
The row is the latest flashpoint between the Vatican and conservative followers of the church who form part of an increasingly influential online counterculture
