Close ‘en-counters’ of the geographical kind
A new exhibition exploring how young people perceive and map the city’s geography will launch at The Holy Biscuit during Newcastle’s Late Shows, starting tonight.
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Santander opens new University branch
A branch of Santander bank has opened in the Students’ Union today (Monday 16 May) as part of Northumbria’s new partnership with Santander Universities.
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Nursing students celebrate the life of the Lady with the Lamp
Twenty-four nursing and midwifery students from Northumbria University have been invited to Westminster Abbey today (Wednesday 11 May) to take part in a major ceremony commemorating the life and legacy of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.
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COMMENT: Want to build better computer games? Call an architect
Ruth Dalton, Professor of Building Usability and Visualisation at Northumbria University, discusses building better computer games for The Conversation.
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COMMENT: Cherry concentrate lowers blood pressure as much as drugs
Karen Keane, Lecturer in the Department of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation at Northumbria University, discusses the effects of cherry juice on high blood pressure for The Conversation.
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High blood pressure lowers significantly after drinking tart Montmorency cherry juice
Drinking tart Montmorency cherry juice significantly reduces high blood pressure at a level comparable to that achieved by medication, according to new research from Northumbria University, Newcastle.
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Northumbria graduate’s entrepreneurial success
A Northumbria University graduate has launched the first ever vegan festival to be televised on national TV in the United Kingdom.
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Northumbria academic helps design ground-breaking mobile game to support early dementia diagnosis
Sea Hero Quest is an innovative new mobile game specifically designed to create the world’s largest crowd sourced data set to benchmark human spatial navigation.
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Herbs that can boost your mood and memory
The herbs peppermint, chamomile, rosemary and lavender have been proven to have an impact on mood and memory, with significant benefits displayed for older people, according to new research from Northumbria University.
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New Executive Dean for Health and Life Sciences at Northumbria
Northumbria University has appointed a new Executive Dean to lead its Faculty of Health and Life Sciences.
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Student nurses shortlisted for national awards
Two Northumbria University students are in the running to receive scholarships from a prestigious national nursing organisation.
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COMMENT: What would a U-turn on academies do to Conservative education policy?
Michael Jopling, Professor in Education, Department of Education and Lifelong Learning at Northumbria University, discusses academies for The Conversation.
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Northumbria Arts and Humanities students are Cultivating Curiosity
Arts and Humanities researchers from Northumbria University, Newcastle, are hosting a series of events which will showcase their research in the areas of trauma, identity, strategy and gender.
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Royal seal of approval for graduate entrepreneur
A graduate from Northumbria University has received Royal approval from HRH The Duke of York for his business enterprise selling environmentally friendly gardening products.
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TV architect George Clarke speaks to a packed audience
Architect and TV presenter George Clarke spoke to a full house at Northumbria University last night (Monday 25 April).
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COMMENT: Embracing the ‘silent majority’ – Donald Trump brings back the worst of 1960s America
Randall J Stephens, Reader in History (American Studies) at Northumbria, writes about American politics for The Conversation.
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New York premiere for Northumbria lecturer’s one-woman show
Jane Arnfield, Reader in Arts at Northumbria University, Newcastle, will perform her award-winning play, The Tin Ring by Zdenka Fantlova, in New York next month.
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Gibside’s Walled Garden to host Northumbria University students’ artwork
A new exhibition at the National Trust’s Gibside in Tyne and Wear will showcase a range of illustrations created by Northumbria University interior architecture students.
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Northumbria’s innovative students and staff in Japanese collaboration
Students from Tsukuba University in Japanese recently teamed up with Northumbria’s MDI (Multidisciplinary Innovation) students and staff for a research project funded by Northumbrian Water.
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George Clarke: A Life in Architecture, Media and Design
Architect and TV presenter George Clarke will discuss ‘A Life in Architecture, Design and Media’ when he returns to Northumbria University next week.
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