Perfect fit for breast cancer survivors
A Northumbria University student has designed a collection of attractive lingerie for women who have had mastectomies.
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Does Scottish nationalism include ethnic minorities?
The vision for an independent Scotland and Scottish identity must include ethnic and racial minorities, a Northumbria University academic has argued on the BBC.
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Calling inspirational photographers
Budding photographers still have time to enter their inspirational images of the North East to a Northumbria University competition.
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Breakfast scheme brings benefits
A free breakfast scheme in Blackpool has been deemed to be a success by Northumbria University academics.
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Design with a difference
Design graduates and designers will be encouraged to think about the difference design can make at a Northumbria University event this month.
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The struggle for Newcastle
Newcastle city centre is the setting for a political drama that pits rich against poor, in a play written and directed by Northumbria University academics.
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Report uncovers looming crisis in inequality for women
A Northumbria University academic has contributed to a report showing how austerity measures are impacting upon levels of gender inequality in the North East of England, published this month.
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Creative approach to mental health
During an eight-week placement at Tyneside Mind, Laura Warwick, a Doctoral Design Research student, applied Service Design principles and practices to redesign the delivery of the charity’s exiting services and develop a range of new mental health provision.
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Best Fut Forward
The cream of the world’s indoor football stars are heading to Sport Central this week.
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University helping businesses to grow
The first Business & IP Centre outside London was developed as a pilot in Newcastle in 2011 and has now secured over £1.3m to provide a full-scale operational service to businesses.
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Design students collaborate with industry innovators
A homecare medication box that senses and reminds the user when it is time to take their medicine, electronic sensors embedded in containers that detect whether home-cooked food is safe to eat, and counterfeit-detecting smartcards are just some of the commercial uses that Northumbria students have designed for a new technology called printable electronics.
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For love not money – what keeps circuses on the road?
Year-in, year-out the circus comes to town. But in 2013 circuses are in trouble. Seen by many as entertainment from a bygone age and facing Government action to ban circuses with wild animals, what is it that keeps circuses on the road? Why do they carry on going?
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