TV architect George Clarke speaks to a packed audience
Architect and TV presenter George Clarke spoke to a full house at Northumbria University last night (Monday 25 April).
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Gibside’s Walled Garden to host Northumbria University students’ artwork
A new exhibition at the National Trust’s Gibside in Tyne and Wear will showcase a range of illustrations created by Northumbria University interior architecture students.
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Northumbria to host science and innovation workshop in Brazil
A Geography academic will help lead a workshop in Brazil after being awarded a share of a prestigious £375m fund.
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Northumbria staff and students ‘impress’ in the Ukraine
A team of Northumbria staff and students recently attended a national event in Kiev to mark the culmination of the three-year IMPRESS project.
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Multicultural Britain under threat?
The impact of immigration legislation on the UK’s ‘everyday borders’ was among the topics discussed at a special panel and film screening at Northumbria University recently.
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Building students’ skills in the Land of Oak and Iron
Northumbria Architecture students could see their designs become concrete in a new project that shines a light on Derwent Valley.
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COMMENT: Here’s what architecture can teach us about building the Northern Powerhouse
Sebastian Messer, Senior Lecturer in Architecture at Northumbria, writes about architecture in the Northern Powerhouse for The Conversation.
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Everyday borders explored
A documentary film screening at Northumbria University next week chaired by Newcastle MP Chi Onwurah will help raise awareness of the impact of immigration laws on multi-cultural Britain.
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Students get chance to contribute to global disaster debate
A group of Northumbria students have contributed to the United Nations’ plans to prevent future global disasters by attending an international conference in Geneva.
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Northumbria glaciologist secures funding for European Alps research
A Geography researcher will spend his summer doing fieldwork in the Miage Glacier after receiving a grant from the British Society of Geomorphology.
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African adventure for geography student
A Northumbria student put his university studies into practice when he spent six weeks helping communities in Uganda.
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Global sea levels could rise due to melting Antarctic ice
Loss of ice in Antarctica caused by a warming ocean could raise global sea levels by three metres, research by Northumbria and Edinburgh universities suggests.
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