Student days are calling
A weekend of celebrations is being held next month to mark the 20th anniversary of Northumbria University receiving its university charter.
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Taking on the world
Northumbria University will welcome the world in 2015 after celebrating the news that Rugby Union is coming home.
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Students guide the way in environmental initiative
Students from Northumbria University have partnered up with employees at a North East business park to provide their insight towards new environmental plans.
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Fuse gets five year funding
A virtual research centre, involving staff and students from Northumbria University, is set to expand its activities after successfully securing funding for a further five years.
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Partnership working is simply the best
Northumbria University has won the Best Arts and Business Partnership in the Journal Culture Awards.
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Northumbria designers unlock commercial potential
Northumbria University Designers have combined cutting-edge research and design to create innovative fundraising initiatives for a Newcastle museum.
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Research to combat cross-border crime
Northumbria University academics are playing a key role in a new project aimed at fighting crime in Europe.
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Northumbria is newest iSchool member
Northumbria University has become an iSchool – joining an international collective of institutions dedicated to advancing information sciences in the 21st Century.
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City council and Northumbria work in partnership for city pool swimmers
Northumbria University and the City Council have worked together to offer discount swimming at the Sport Central Swimming Pool following the closure of the City Pool.
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Exploring medical and artistic depictions of disease
A Northumbria University project that will turn medical practice into artwork has received funds from the Arts & Humanities Research Council.
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New partnership with Live Theatre launched
Northumbria University and Live Theatre announce their new partnership, which will bring a range of cultural benefits to the region.
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Science and innovation in the spotlight
Dinosaur cloning, 3D action dolls created by lasers and robots and bacterial “kiss” portraits are just some of the activities on offer when the world-famous Maker Faire returns to Newcastle.
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