Alumna and MP shines a light on Northumbria research
Northumbria alumna Emma Lewell-Buck MP returned to the University campus for the first time as an MP to view pioneering research into low carbon technologies.
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Graduate designers clean up at Soapbox Challenge
A team of Northumbria University design graduates has won this year’s Red Bull Soapbox Challenge.
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Architecture students celebrate awards success
Northumbria University is celebrating a clean sweep of accolades from the RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) North East Student Awards.
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Success for speaking up
Northumbria Students’ Union Debating Society has been named Society of the Year in the latest National Union of Students awards.
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Northumbria University honours outstanding creative talents
Students could be forgiven for being Star Struck at their graduation ceremony today.
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Book your place at the British Science Festival!
Bookings for events during the British Science Festival – of which Northumbria University is an associate partner – have now opened.
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Northumbria University honours Paul Collingwood
It was a family affair for Paul Collingwood when he received his honorary degree from Northumbria University today.
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Impact of austerity on North East women highlighted at UN
A Northumbria University PhD student has gone to Geneva to lobby the UN Convention for the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).
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Volleyball wins again
Team Northumbria's women's volleyball team have been named the best sports team in Britain by British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS).
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Inaugural winner of new national arts prize announced
Fine art graduate Holly Hendry has been named the first winner of a major national new art prize - the Woon Tai Jee Art Fellowship - hosted by Northumbria University.
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Coordinating crime detection in Europe
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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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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