Whitley Bay literature lover honoured by new writers’ award
A NEW short story award exclusively for North East writers has been added to the roster of Northern Writers’ Awards, which are now open for submission until Monday 2 February.
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Challenging the dominance of culture
A prominent literary theorist will focus on society’s obsession with ‘Culture’ during a public lecture at Northumbria University, Newcastle next month.
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The future of fringe
Research exploring the future of fringe theatre will be presented at a symposium at Northumbria University, Newcastle next month.
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COMMENT: Paris, New York, London, Dubai - history of the modern art market
Malcolm Gee, Principal Lecturer in Arts, Design & Social Sciences explores the history of modern art markets
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Northumbria’s Master of Fine Art students display first glimpse of their work
Students from Northumbria University’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) programme will launch an exhibition this Thursday at BALTIC39 in Newcastle.
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Ghana TV show winner heads for Northumbria
Reality TV contestant Anthony Kofi Annan has won a place at Northumbria University, Newcastle, after triumphing in ‘The Challenge’.
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COMMENT: House of Lords wakes up to sexism in the newsroom
Professor Karen Ross from Arts, Design and Social Sciences discusses a recent House of Lords report highlighting the underrepresentation of women in the media industry
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Criminal law academic calls for CCRC reform
A Criminal law expert from Northumbria University, Newcastle, has told the Government that the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is too complacent and needs urgent reform.
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Northumbria University is first in Europe to roll out free safety app
Northumbria University, Newcastle is launching a pioneering new safety app to give staff and students peace of mind in an era of 24/7 access on campus.
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COMMENT: Trojan Horse ‘plot’ exposed a fragmented education system
Professor Michael Jopling, Professor in Education for Health and Life Sciences examines the issues around 'Islamising' children's education in the UK.
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COMMENT: We're simply having an analogue Christmas time
Prof. Ann Light, from Arts, Design & Social Sciences looks at whether we switch on or off for the Christmas holidays.
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Northumbria experts help unveil the secrets of Jamaican sprinting success
RESEARCHERS have discovered that symmetrical knees are the secret behind Jamaica’s sporting prowess.
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