Highlighting the positives
The relationship between a fitness instructor and their participants is crucial in motivating people to keep up their exercise regime, according to research from Northumbria University.
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Northumbria is newest iSchool member
Northumbria University has become an iSchool – joining an international collective of institutions dedicated to advancing information sciences in the 21st Century.
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Icons of Englishness
As St George’s Day approaches, Northumbria University historians will grapple with what it means to be English in a series of public talks.
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Give yourself a sporting chance
One of Team GB’s most prolific champions will be at Northumbria University this month to launch a week of careers events aimed at members of the public, students, staff and recent graduates.
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City council and Northumbria work in partnership for city pool swimmers
Northumbria University and the City Council have worked together to offer discount swimming at the Sport Central Swimming Pool following the closure of the City Pool.
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Royal seal of approval for graduate
Northumbria University graduate and gold-winning Olympian Victoria Pendleton has been awarded a CBE by Her Majesty The Queen.
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Volleyball's invincibles
Team Northumbria’s men’s and women’s volleyball teams are now the UK's national champions after winning their respective BUCS Championship Finals.
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Mobile technology helps you learn on the go
Northumbria students can now access the Blackboard eLearning Portal on their mobile devices.
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Tuition fee lifeline for Northumbria student
A Northumbria University student has secured a £25,000 tuition fee lifeline and a guaranteed job on completion of her degree.
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It’s not easy being green…
Irish people will feel compelled to drink alcohol to celebrate St Patrick’s Day this Sunday – whether they want to or not – according to a Northumbria University academic.
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Cycling in the city
Almost half of commuter cyclists in Newcastle do not cycle on designated routes which has implications for transport infrastructure policy, says a Northumbria University academic.
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Exploring medical and artistic depictions of disease
A Northumbria University project that will turn medical practice into artwork has received funds from the Arts & Humanities Research Council.
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