COMMENT: Is the fashion world finally getting a sense of humour?
Chris Hodge, Senior Lecturer in Fashion, discusses Paris Fashion Week's most talked about duo.
Channel 4 discusses careers in broadcasting with Northumbria students
The role of a Commissioning Editor was placed firmly under the student spotlight during Channel 4’s visit to Northumbria University, Newcastle.
Northumbria celebrates International Women’s Day with feminist festival
Northumbria University’s Gender and Society Research Hub (GSRH) will place the spotlight firmly on feminism, activism and politics during a programme of events celebrating International Women’s Day on 8 March.
Northumbria graduates score hat-trick at Royal Television Society awards
Three graduates from Northumbria University have won Royal Television Society (RTS) Awards.
INNOVATE at Northumbria
Fresh from speaking at the Davos World Economic Forum, international design and business leader Tim Brown’s first priority was a visit to the UK to attend a conference on design for social innovation at Northumbria University’s INNOVATE hub.
Can a famous artist truly vanish?
A PhD student has launched a new book exploring whether a famous artist can truly vanish – attracting comparisons to the disappearance of Manic Street Preachers guitarist, Richey Edwards, twenty years ago.
COMMENT: Hoax calls to the PM are the price we pay for democracy
Professor Howard Elcock, examines the pros and cons of open democracy
Whitley Bay literature lover honoured by new writers’ award
A NEW short story award exclusively for North East writers has been added to the roster of Northern Writers’ Awards, which are now open for submission until Monday 2 February.
Challenging the dominance of culture
A prominent literary theorist will focus on society’s obsession with ‘Culture’ during a public lecture at Northumbria University, Newcastle next month.
The future of fringe
Research exploring the future of fringe theatre will be presented at a symposium at Northumbria University, Newcastle next month.
COMMENT: Paris, New York, London, Dubai - history of the modern art market
Malcolm Gee, Principal Lecturer in Arts, Design & Social Sciences explores the history of modern art markets
Northumbria’s Master of Fine Art students display first glimpse of their work
Students from Northumbria University’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) programme will launch an exhibition this Thursday at BALTIC39 in Newcastle.
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