Inspirational Paralympian gives 100% in new exhibition
A photography exhibition dedicated to Northumbria alumnus Stephen Miller comes to Sport Central this September.
Topics: Education
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COMMENT: Take a daily aspirin or eat more fruit and vegetables?
The combined British broadcast and print media rejoiced in the news (reported in Annals of Oncology) that an international group of academics have shown that consuming low doses of aspirin from middle age onwards can reduce the risk of dying of cancer, heart attack, or stroke.
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Northumbria’s iconic Law School building judged among world’s best
Northumbria University’s School of Law building has been voted one of the most aesthetically pleasing in the world.
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Psychologist launches guide book for humans
A senior lecturer and health psychologist at Northumbria University, Newcastle, has published a new book that explores what makes us who we are and why we are so resistant to change.
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First Woon Art Prize winner reflects on her year-long fellowship
Surrounded by deceptively soft-looking solid sculptures, empty moulds and pastel-coloured plaster columns, Holly Hendry is hard at work in her BALTIC 39 studio.
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Northumbria confirmed as training base for Rugby World Cup
Northumbria University has been confirmed as the UK training base for the Tongan national team during the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
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Rescue workers undergo emergency training at Northumbria
Volunteers for an international disaster search and rescue team have undertaken intensive training on how to respond to emergency situations at Northumbria University.
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Impact of domestic violence on children discussed at University conference
The impact of domestic violence and abuse on children and young people will come under the spotlight before an invited audience at a high-profile conference to be held this Thursday, September 11 at Northumbria University, Newcastle.
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Further North
With the vote for Scottish independence just around the corner, all eyes in the UK are focused on the North. But just what distinguishes north from south? What is distinctive about the north in our imagination and experience?
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Nutritional research helps improve care home menus
Nutritional expertise at Northumbria University, Newcastle has helped enhance the menus of a prestigious care provider.
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Best broadband award for Northumbria halls
Northumbria University, Newcastle’s student accommodation has been rated as having the best broadband in the country in a national survey.
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Northumbria awarded double AACSB accreditation
Northumbria University, Newcastle has today become the first university in Europe to achieve accreditation for both its business and accountancy programmes by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
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Northumbria Interior Architecture student named ‘Interiorist of the Year’ in London
Interior Architecture students from Northumbria University, Newcastle, have brought this summer’s London invasion to an award-winning close after taking the top prize at Free Range Interiors.
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Students voice their satisfaction with Northumbria
Northumbria University has achieved above average satisfaction in over half of its subjects according to the 2014 National Student Survey, published today (Tuesday 12 August).
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Meet the scientists at Body Worlds
Northumbria University experts are showing how their research has the potential to help astronauts returning from space missions as well as assist in the fight against cancer and heart disease.
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Broadcast turns brainwaves into airwaves
Sleep academic performs experiment on himself for arts project
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New businesses are sowing the seeds for success
Two innovative new businesses set up by entrepreneurial students have jointly won the top award in Northumbria University’s Business Challenge competition.
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Students praised for architecture designs on proposed £12m project
Architecture students have been applauded for their work on a planned £12m project to develop a new education facility in Northumberland.
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Modern technology explores Medieval room
Building experts from Northumbria University, Newcastle, have used the latest in 3D laser scanning technology on a 900-year-old room at Durham Cathedral featured in the Harry Potter films.
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Sustaining investment in a digital age
From raising cash for a charitable cause to generating finance for an arts project or to help grow a business – an increasingly popular way to raise capital is through crowdfunding.
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