Tackling inequality at home and overseas
The roles that media and culture can play in tackling inequality will be the subject of a debate at Northumbria University next Monday.
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Study in nostalgia wins award
A Northumbria art student has won a national award for his nostalgic pencil drawing.
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Northumbria University honours global business and management scholar
Professor Howard Thomas joined students who had studied his texts to receive a degree of his own at Northumbria University.
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Northumbria University honours pioneering human rights lawyer
Leading human rights pioneer Professor David J McQuoid-Mason has received an honorary Degree of Doctor of Civil Law from Northumbria University.
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Turning design on its head
A Northumbria Design graduating student has been crowned Designer of the Year for his quirky range of upside-down mugs, double-hooked hangers and tiny stationery holders.
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Exploring the legacy of Catherine Cookson
An opportunity to discuss the legacy of South Shields-born writer Catherine Cookson is on offer when academics from Northumbria University will lead a discussion at South Shields Library.
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First glimpse of exciting new student experience
Northumbria University has opened the virtual ‘doors’ of its much-anticipated student accommodation in the heart of Gateshead.
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Northumbria University honours inspirational figures
Cricketing legend Paul Collingwood and best selling crime author Val McDermid will receive honorary degrees from Northumbria University this month.
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David Starkey heads to Northumbria for battle conference
Historian and broadcaster Dr. David Starkey will speak at Northumbria University during a conference marking the 500 year anniversary of the Battle of Flodden.
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First sight of innovative collaborations
Rt Hon David Willetts MP has seen cutting-edge research and business collaborations at Northumbria University’s Northern Design Centre (NDC).
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Reward for excellence in teaching and learning
A Northumbria University academic has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship in recognition of excellent learning and teaching.
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Robo-pets may contribute to quality of life for those with dementia
Robotic animals can help to improve the quality of life for people with dementia, according to research.
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