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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Record number of applications for this year’s Woon Prize
Hundreds of student artists from across the UK will compete for the 2016 Woon Foundation Painting and Sculpture Art Prize after a record number of applications.
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Northumbria to host science and innovation workshop in Brazil
A Geography academic will help lead a workshop in Brazil after being awarded a share of a prestigious £375m fund.
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Northumbria Social Sciences students showcase their views
A photography exhibition showcasing what sociology, criminology, and politics means to Northumbria students has taken place at the University.
The exhibition featured photographs either taken or created by the students that enabled them to express their own personal views on each topic through imagery. The idea behind this was to engage students away from lectures and to use their imagination -
Re-Fashioning the future
Northumbria students are helping bring to life visions of the future using the fashion of the past in a unique collaborative exhibition.
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Northumbria University scientists find looking in the mirror makes you stronger
Experts at Northumbria University, Newcastle are working with Newcastle Clinic to explore how innovative new research on muscular strength in healthy adults could be applied to accelerate recovery from strokes and limb fractures.
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Northumbria staff and students ‘impress’ in the Ukraine
A team of Northumbria staff and students recently attended a national event in Kiev to mark the culmination of the three-year IMPRESS project.
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Multicultural Britain under threat?
The impact of immigration legislation on the UK’s ‘everyday borders’ was among the topics discussed at a special panel and film screening at Northumbria University recently.
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