Meanwhile, what about socialism?
Northumbria University will be one of the venues hosting this year’s AV Festival – the North East’s biennial celebration of contemporary art, film, sound and music.
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What can Apple do to crunch down on competitors?
Experts from Northumbria University’s Newcastle Business School have found how the success of major product innovations is becoming hindered by the growth of the second hand market.
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Who was the People’s Choice?
The most popular artwork at The People’s Show 2016 at Northumbria’s University Gallery resulted in a double winner after a tie in public votes.
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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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The Northern Powerhouse – economic sense or just the latest fad?
Leading business figures, politicians and academics delivered a lively and hotly contested debate on the merits of a Northern Powerhouse for the North East when they met recently at Northumbria University, Newcastle.
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Northumbria students show off work to fashion legend
Stylish designs by Northumbria’s Fashion students recently hit the catwalk in front of US Vogue editor Anna Wintour at the Northern Youth Fashion Show.
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COMMENT: Fromelles: Australia picks a fresh fight with Britain over a 100-year-old battle
James McConnel, Reader in History at Northumbria, writes about the battle of Fromelles for The Conversation.
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Bestselling writer to headline Crime Story 2016
Paula Hawkins, author of The Girl on the Train, will headline this year’s Crime Story festival, delivered in partnership by Northumbria University and New Writing North.
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COMMENT: Why the US presidential primary system is no way to run a democracy
Michael Patrick Cullinane, Reader in US History at Northumbria, writes about American politics for The Conversation.
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No more sleepless nights
A Northumbria academic has developed an innovative animated film to explore the link between sleep and mental health.
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Fashion retailers Urban Outfitters ‘astounded’ by creativity of Northumbria students
Northumbria fashion students have been praised after collaborating on an exciting live project with retailers Urban Outfitters.
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International art world acclaim beckons for Northumbria graduate
Artist Joanna Hutton has been invited to exhibit at a prestigious European exhibition less than a year after graduating from Northumbria University, Newcastle.
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COMMENT: Ted Cruz, human dog whistle: Evangelicals — those “courageous conservatives” — know exactly what he is talking about
Randall J Stephens, Reader in History (American Studies) at Northumbria, writes about Ted Cruz for The Salon.
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New markets beckon in China
Businesses in the region are being invited to join leading experts at an international forum hosted by Northumbria University’s Newcastle Business School, exploring trade opportunities with China.
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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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COMMENT: Why don’t we wipe mosquitoes off the face of the Earth?
Mike Jeffries, Teaching Fellow in Ecology at Northumbria University, writes about mosquitoes for The Conversation.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, Take Your Seats!
A Northumbria performing arts lecturer is leading a unique day of music, dance, installation and discussion focused around an everyday object – the chair.
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The Woon Foundation Prize 2016 is open for applications
Student artists from across the UK can now apply for one of the UK’s most generous arts prizes. The Woon Foundation Prize, jointly hosted by Northumbria University, Newcastle, and BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, offers an exceptional opportunity for final year undergraduate fine art and sculpture students.
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Marathon man Michael tackles road race in every Olympic city
A Northumbria University graduate donned his running shoes for an epic challenge which saw him run races in every Olympic city around the world over the past four years.
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