US history highlighted at Northumbria
American history and culture will be placed under the microscope during two landmark events at Northumbria University, Newcastle next week.
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Indonesian collaboration for Northumbria fashion students
Two fashion students from Northumbria University, Newcastle, are heading out to Indonesia to observe the manufacture of fabrics and crafts in collaboration with students from the BINUS-Northumbria School of Design (BNSD).
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COMMENT: Why everyone’s joining the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Professor Yu Xiong, examines China’s leadership of a new global financial institution
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COMMENT: When it comes to nature’s public enemy number one, the mosquito is a modern monster
Dr Mike Jeffries, , Teaching Fellow in Ecology in the Department of Geography, looks at the worlds most dangerous animal - it's smaller than you might think...
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NHS lung transplant patients fare better than publicly-insured Americans
British cystic fibrosis patients who receive lung transplants fare significantly better in the long-term than Americans with either public or private health care insurance according to a new study published today (Tuesday 24 March).
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Northumbria academics represent the UK at UN world conference
Experts from Northumbria are leading a UK delegation to the third UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction.
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Northumbria graduates recognised by Oscars of the fashion world
Graduates from Northumbria University, Newcastle have been recognised by the ‘Oscars of the fashion world’, for their award winning degree show work.
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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.
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Six Nation’s face-off for Northumbria sports students
Two Northumbria University rugby teammates could find themselves on opposite sides of the scrum this weekend as they each represent their country in the Six Nations.
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Breakthrough in energy harvesting could power ‘life on Mars’
Martian colonists could use an innovative new technique to harvest energy from carbon dioxide thanks to research pioneered at Northumbria and Edinburgh Universities.
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FEATURE: Bringing IKEA to the classroom
The creator of IKEA’s ‘flat-pack homes’, David Morton, talks about making the change from international architect to teaching the next generation of students at Northumbria University.
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Election fever heats up
Students from across the region are being invited to put senior North East politicians to the test during a Question Time debating session at Northumbria University, Newcastle.
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