Shakespeare – but not as we know him
Four hundred years after William Shakespeare’s death, his plays and prose continue to impress and inspire audiences around the world.
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COMMENT: Hirsutes you sir: but that beard might mean more to men than women
Tamsin Saxton, Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Northumbria, writes about beards for The Conversation.
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Northumbria shortlisted for four national nursing awards
Outstanding nursing students and staff from Northumbria University have been shortlisted for four prestigious national awards by the Student Nursing Times.
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Northumbria to host major national college sporting championships
Almost 1,800 further education and sixth form college students will be heading to Northumbria University this weekend to take part in the AoC Sport National Championships 2016.
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Unique trust and university partnership prepares nursing graduates the Northumbria way
Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and Northumbria University have joined forces in a unique partnership to develop an innovative new way of training people with healthcare experience to become nurses.
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Leading neuroscientist to deliver free public lecture
One of the UK’s foremost neuroscientists is to deliver a free public lecture at Northumbria University later this month.
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Experts to debate how to achieve justice for children and families
Pressing issues in achieving justice for families and children will be debated at a major international research and practice conference being held at Northumbria University later this year.
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Building students’ skills in the Land of Oak and Iron
Northumbria Architecture students could see their designs become concrete in a new project that shines a light on Derwent Valley.
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COMMENT: Here’s what architecture can teach us about building the Northern Powerhouse
Sebastian Messer, Senior Lecturer in Architecture at Northumbria, writes about architecture in the Northern Powerhouse for The Conversation.
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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.
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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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