It consists of News, Comment, Culture, Music, Film, TV, Gaming, Food&Drink, Travel, Life&Style, Sci&Tech and Sport sections.

The newspaper is produced fortnightly during term time, with the exception of the summer semester as publication halts during exam season.

[citation needed] In summer 1972, following the holding of the Gay Liberation Front's yearly conference in Birmingham by the Guild of Students (the University of Birmingham's students' union), Redbrick published a controversial article titled 'Who's a Wanker?

The paper has featured many exposés, reports from behind the Iron Curtain, the 1968 student sit-ins and from behind the scenes at the BBC's first ever Prime Ministerial debate.

Redbrick ran a live feed covering the events in Birmingham as they happened, including photography, commentary and a selection of tweets, which attracted over 100,000 visitors in the space of a few hours.

As previously mentioned, in November 2011, Redbrick also won the Guardian Student Media award for 'Website of the Year'.

[9] Redbrick appoints its core editorial team for the coming academic year via simple majority at an annual general meeting in the summer semester.