One week left to apply for the Woon Foundation Prize 2016
Student artists have seven days to submit their work for this year’s Woon Foundation Painting and Sculpture Art Prize.
Topics: Health-care-health-service
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Everyday borders explored
A documentary film screening at Northumbria University next week chaired by Newcastle MP Chi Onwurah will help raise awareness of the impact of immigration laws on multi-cultural Britain.
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Students get chance to contribute to global disaster debate
A group of Northumbria students have contributed to the United Nations’ plans to prevent future global disasters by attending an international conference in Geneva.
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Law School shortlisted for Legal Education Provider of the Year
Northumbria Law School has been shortlisted in a high profile national education award for “affording a truly pioneering and brilliant legal service to students”.
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COMMENT: Ted Cruz, not Donald Trump, is the scariest candidate standing
Randall J Stephens, Reader in History (American Studies) at Northumbria, writes about Ted Cruz for The Conversation.
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Santander partnership brings benefits for students
A branch of Santander bank will open in the Students’ Union as part of Northumbria’s new partnership with Santander Universities that will bring a significant number of benefits to students including scholarships, internships and work placements.
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COMMENT: Sounds presidential: 2016’s candidates are struggling with campaign songs
Brian Ward, Professor in American Studies at Northumbria University, writes about songs of the US election for The Conversation.
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Northumbria climbs the league tables with students more satisfied than ever
Students at Northumbria are officially more satisfied than ever before with the University jumping straight into the top 20 in this year’s Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey.
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Impaired vision helps students to experience playing sports with a disability
Sport Coaching students from Northumbria University have worked with footballers with visual impairments to better understand the needs of sports people with disabilities.
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Northumbria design alumni in copyright battle
A Northumbria University graduate has lost a Supreme Court copyright case over his design for the Trunki – the world’s biggest selling suitcase for children.
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Watching the Detectives: Crime Story 2016
Tickets are now on sale for a unique festival offering crime fiction writers and readers a unique insight into real-life criminal investigation.
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COMMENT: Trump crushes Rubio, but fails to shut down the race
Michael Patrick Cullinane, Reader in US History at Northumbria, writes about American politics for The Conversation.
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The Vice-Chancellor’s Masters Scholarships are here
Northumbria has launched an exciting new funding scheme to support postgraduate study.
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We have Launched!
A pair of talented Northumbria students have hosted and managed their very own Performing Arts festival.
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Northumbria students in UNICEF competition
Undergraduates from Northumbria University’s Newcastle Business School have joined students from four other countries to produce digital marketing content plans for UNICEF.
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Vice-Chancellor receives CBE at Buckingham Palace
The Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of Northumbria University, Newcastle, Professor Andrew Wathey, has today received the award of Commander of the British Empire (CBE) at an investiture ceremony performed by Prince William in Buckingham Palace.
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Hat-trick of wins for Team Northumbria
Northumbria University has made history after winning the prestigious Stan Calvert Cup for the third year in a row from the hands of rival competitors Newcastle University.
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Northumbria Law School blog shortlisted for prestigious teaching award
A blog created by academics at Northumbria Law School has been nominated for a prestigious teaching award.
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Celebrate International Women’s Day with Northumbria University
Academics from Northumbria University, Newcastle, will celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day with a Festival of Feminist Ideas and Actions.
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COMMENT: What is news in the 21st century?
Bruce Mutsvairo, Senior Lecturer in Journalism at Northumbria University, writes about modern news for The Conversation.
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