Holocaust survivor visits Northumbria to share inspirational story
One of the youngest known survivors of the Holocaust has spoken about her experiences at Northumbria University, Newcastle, to mark this year’s Memorial Day.
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Brundibar Arts Festival to mark Holocaust Memorial Day with event at Northumbria University
Northumbria will tonight host a Classical Recital for Holocaust Memorial Day as part of the Brundibar Arts Festival. The recital will take place in the University’s Rutherford Hall on City Campus from 7pm.
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The People’s Show is back
One of the North East’s most celebrated open competitions for artists has returned to Northumbria University with a £5,000 prize named after the late Norman Cornish.
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COMMENT: Trump and Palin exist in an alternative universe of knowledge denial
Dr Randall J Stephens, Reader in History and American Studies at Northumbria University, explains why Donald Trump and Sarah Palin exist in an alternative universe of knowledge denial. Originally published in The Independent.
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Lighting the fuse for economic growth
A major new project is being launched to explore how the creative, digital and IT (CDIT) sector in the North East can be developed in order to play a leading role in the region’s economy.
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COMMENT: Five performances that show Bowie’s acting is worth a second take
Andrew Ross, Graduate Tutor and Lecturer in Film at Northumbria University, discusses David Bowie's career in film for The Conversation.
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Exclusive award seeks to find next literary star from Northumbria
Northumbria’s final year students and alumni have the chance to show their literary promise this month.
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COMMENT: We didn’t solve many problems for women in 2015, but it’s good to talk
Karen Ross, Professor of Media at Northumbria University, discusses women in 2015 for The Conversation.
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COMMENT: Who are the homeless and how do we count them?
Adele Irving, Senior Research Fellow, and Oliver Moss, Research Fellow, at Northumbria University, discuss homelessness for The Conversation.
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COMMENT: The holly and the ivy: how pagan practices found their way into Christmas
Peter Glaves, Enterprise Fellow at Northumbria University, discusses how pagan practices found their way into Christmas for The Conversation.
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Northumbria arts student wins prestigious filmmaking award
A PhD student has won ‘Best film by an AHRC-funded doctoral student since 1998’ at the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s Research in Film awards.
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The Northern Writers Awards 2016 are now open
Writers based in the North of England are now able to apply for £40,000 worth of support through the Northern Writers’ Awards 2016.
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