COMMENT: Slash fiction, cosplay and Sherlocked: a guide to fandom
Dr Claire Nally, Northumbria University, Newcastle, discusses fan culture and slash fiction.
Topics: Health-care-health-service
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Modern role for High Sheriff
Lucy Winskell OBE, Pro Vice-Chancellor at Northumbria University, Newcastle, has been appointed as the new High Sheriff of Tyne & Wear.
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The digital age beckons at the Newcastle Writing Conference 2015
New Writing North is on a mission to help writers thrive in the digital age, starting with an innovative writing conference produced with Northumbria University this June.
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Northumbria and Newcastle Universities host Responsible Business Week
Northumbria and Newcastle Universities are joining together to host landmark Responsible Business events, bringing together key business leaders and third sector organisations from across the region.
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COMMENT: Back on record – the reasons behind vinyl's unlikely comeback
Dr Lee Barron, Northumbria University, Newcastle, discusses the comeback of vinyl.
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World-class creative talent revealed at Northumbria degree shows
Industry professionals and members of the public are invited to gain a sneak preview of up and coming creative talent as Northumbria University, Newcastle opens the doors to its 2015 degree shows entitled REVEAL.
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Northumbria workshop tackles domestic abuse
Northumbria University, Newcastle, in partnership with the High Sheriff of Tyne & Wear Ruth Thompson OBE, has hosted a workshop exploring ways of reducing domestic abuse and increasing safety for women and children.
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Awards shortlist for student services team
Northumbria University has been shortlisted for a national award for the outstanding work of its student support and wellbeing service.
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Northumbria welcomes Royal College of Nursing Chief Executive
The UK’s leading figure in nursing has visited Northumbria University to discuss current issues in the sector.
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Hundreds of students in the North East will receive £10,000 postgraduate funding boost
More than £3 million has been allocated to students in the North East to allow those from under-represented groups to do a master’s degree.
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Unravelling the mysteries of famous medieval map
A Northumbria University scientist is part of a ground-breaking new project which is using modern technology to reveal the secrets of a medieval map of Britain.
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Northumbria experts will make research come alive during a weekend of creativity
Innovative staff and students from Northumbria University will be among the ‘makers’ at this year’s spectacular Maker Faire UK
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The White Shirts Project
11 April – 11 July 2015 BA Fashion students from Northumbria University, Newcastle are behind a new exhibition that reimagines the white shirt.
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Climate change and the Irish Revolution explored in upcoming lecture series
Throughout April, Northumbria’s programme of public lectures includes a broad range of engaging topics from climate change to the Irish Revolution and the English-Scottish borders to the significance of gender in disasters. The lectures are delivered by leading Northumbria professors, key public figures and prominent scholars.
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How could a Masters degree help you progress?
Do you want to enhance your job prospects, take your career in another direction or gain a greater understanding of a subject you love? Students past and present are invited to attend Northumbria University’s ‘Masters Open Days’ to explore how a postgraduate qualification can help you do just that.
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Students’ tear-jerking film brings nursing to life
A tear-jerking film made by students that highlights ways in which nurses care for patients has attracted attention from some of the country’s leading names in healthcare.
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REVIEW: Day of the Flymo rehearsals, Live Theatre
Thanks to Northumbria University’s partnership with Live Theatre, MA Social Work students, Lewis O’ Roberts and Alison Hodges were invited to step behind the scenes and join a rehearsal of Day of the Flymo – a new play written by Northumbria University graduate, Paddy Campbell.
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Parliamentary candidates asked to find permanent solutions to tackle homelessness
The North East Homelessness Think Tank (NEHTT) is calling on parliamentary candidates to support a series of pledges aimed at tackling homelessness in the run up to the general election.
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COMMENT: Does the food children eat for breakfast fuel exam grades?
Pam L Graham, Senior Research Assistant in Health and Life Sciences, discusses how a good breakfast influences how we think and learn.
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Play remembers Oklahoma bombing
An academic from Northumbria University, Newcastle, has written a new play to mark the 20th anniversary of the Oklahoma Bombing.
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