73% of insomniacs cured after 1-hour therapy session
A simple one-hour therapy session has helped to cure 73% of people suffering from acute insomnia, according to a new study from Northumbria University released today.
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Ghana TV show winner reflects on incredible experience at Northumbria
A reality TV contestant who won a place at Northumbria is celebrating a successful year of study – and an unforgettable time in Newcastle.
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Student designs hit the catwalk at Graduate Fashion Week, London
Northumbria University, Newcastle returns to Graduate Fashion Week (GFW) in London this weekend with final year students showcasing their stunning designs to the public, media and industry elite.
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Environmental Health students visit Uganda to support local communities
A TRIO of Geography students from Northumbria University, Newcastle, are set to embark on the trip of a lifetime this week to help communities in Uganda.
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Modern technology making data-gathering more effective for ecologists
ECOLOGISTS and environmentalists recently joined staff and students at Northumbria University to explore how new advances are transforming the field.
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Northumbria graduates ‘rendezvous’ with Live Theatre to honour memory of celebrated writer
A pair of Northumbria graduates will have their work showcased at Live Theatre in an event marking the 10thanniversary of Julia Darling’s death.
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Making sure life doesn’t stop when dementia begins
Northumbria University is showcasing the ways in which its staff and students are working to support people with dementia during a series of events for Dementia Awareness Week.
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Fashion graduate’s creative collection wins international award in Italy
Katrina Wagster’s stunning menswear designs took the ‘Absolute Award for the Most Creative Collection’ at Mittelmoda The Fashion Award, in Vicenza, Italy, this month.
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CBI Director delivers keynote speech at Business Partnership
More than 190 attendees from local and national businesses attended the Business Partnership Dinner at Northumbria. They heard about the University’s recent business collaborations, and how to access a range of support from Northumbria and its facilities.
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COMMENT: New Shakespeare portrait won’t help us understand his works
Dr Adam Hansen, Senior Lecturer in English Literature at Northumbria, discusses a recent Shakespeare portrait discovery - and why it won't help us understand the Bard's works.
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COMMENT: Trident whistleblower must now contend with outdated, unfair laws
Professor Ashley Savage, Senior Lecturer of Law at Northumbria University, Newcastle discusses the laws surrounding Trident.
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Northumbria students given starring roles at Northern Stage
Northumbria Performing Arts students will step into the spotlight this week for two shows produced by Northumbria University, Newcastle in collaboration with Northern Stage.
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COMMENT: What is a coasting school?
Professor Michael Jopling, from Education and Lifelong Learning at Northumbria, discusses the concept of 'coasting schools'.
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Northumbria graduate set for ‘runaway’ success
A journalism graduate who was signed up by publishing giants HarperCollins just 18 months after graduation will release her debut novel this month.
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Northumbria's fashion students REVEAL collections in 60th anniversary catwalk show
Sixty years of fashion excellence at Northumbria University was celebrated in style at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art when students unveiled their catwalk collections at this year’s Graduate Fashion Show.
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Northumbria’s Students’ Union saves £100k for house hunters
A free service for Northumbria University’s students has helped save £100,000 since trading began.
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General Election 2015 - Our panel's reactions to the result
Our academics offer their expert opinions on the General Election results.
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Catwalk king visits Northumbria's fashion studio
World famous catwalk photographer Chris Moore met with Northumbria’s graduating fashion students to view their collections ahead of their end of year show to mark 60 years of fashion at the University.
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Northumbria academic helps launch international arts programme to mark 70th anniversary
A performing arts academic will stage her one-woman play about the Holocaust in the Czech Republic this week to launch a two-year international programme of events.
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The tale of a first-time voter
Second-year Geography student Charlotte Hall outlines her experience at being able to vote in the General Election for the first time and interviewing SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon for Sky News.
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