University of Bath
Student Media
Alumni
Everyone who's made CampusTV, University Radio Bath, or Bath Time happen, in one place. Find the people you worked with, see who's still around, and add your own place in the story.
1967
roots of Bath's student media
3
societies, one shared history
60+
years of students making things
One campus, 3 creative outlets.
Magazine - since 1967
Bath Time
The student newspaper, tracing back through SUL, Spike, Sponge, Impact and Bathimpact - now Bath Time.
Radio - since 1973
University Radio Bath
One of Britain's first university radio stations - broadcasting since 1973, launched by BBC Radio 1's Annie Nightingale.
TV & Film - since 1982
CampusTV
Student-run TV & Film production. Founded as Channel4A in 1982, renamed CampusTV in 1989 - cameras have been rolling ever since.
The story so far
Six decades, one thread.
- 1967
SUL, the earliest student newspaper at Bath, begins Bath Time's lineage - the paper evolves through Spike, Sponge, Impact and Bathimpact to become today's Bath Time.
- 1973
University Radio Bath broadcasts for the first time, launched by BBC Radio 1's Annie Nightingale - among Britain's first university radio stations.
- 1982
Channel4A launches on campus - student television arrives, later renamed CampusTV in 1989.
- Today
Three societies, thousands of alumni, one shared history - and UBSMA to hold it all together.
Three steps back in.
Sign up
Pick a username and password - you're in straight away, no email step.
Add your history
Which group(s), what role(s), and which years you were active.
Find people
Browse the directory, join events, and reconnect.