Northumbria students’ award-winning designs to tackle global challenge
Two Northumbria students are tackling tomorrow’s most pressing social and environmental issues after being awarded prestigious prizes at the RSA…
From Children’s BBC to Netflix, graduate Alex proves there are no boundaries
University of Sunderland graduate Alexander Moore has landed a major new media industry role. Alex studied Film and Media Studies…
University Degree Shows 2020: From heartbreak to football and beekeeping
The 2020 University of Sunderland Degree Shows see students from a range of backgrounds displaying their work on a new…
Research reveals toll of pandemic on those with eating disorders
The COVID-19 pandemic is having a profound, negative impact on nine out of ten people with experience of eating disorders,…
Dyspraxia charity to help teenagers and young people
A charity that specialises in helping people who suffer from dyspraxia has extended its services to include sessions for teenagers…
Baby development mustn’t take a backseat, says childcare provider
A North East-based childcare expert believes that young children’s development has been compromised just as much school aged children during…
ROLLS-ROYCE ANNOUNCES NEW BRAND IDENTITY
Rolls-Royce announces new brand identity further modernising the marque New identity continues Rolls-Royce’s journey from automotive manufacturer to House of…
Richmond School opens its doors virtually
As the new Year 7 students settle into secondary school life, Richmond School and Sixth Form College is putting the…
Students get set to embark on next stage of their education
Successful students are about to embark on the next chapter of their lives at some of the country’s leading centres…
SCHOOLS REOPENING ‘PAVES’ THE WAY FOR PARKING BUST UPS
Schools fully reopening in September could be new battleground for pavement parking Many motorists want to clamp down hard on…
New recruits join hotel group’s culinary academy
A trio of aspiring young chefs have joined a specialist apprenticeship scheme run by a Lake District hotel group. Having…
Sunderland Physiotherapy expert joins UN Covid webinar
Our University has contributed to a United Nations debate on the ethical issues faced by physiotherapists globally in responding to…
Online Learning: 5 Tips to Setup a Great Office Work Space for Success
One of the most significant benefits of online learning is getting to do so from the comfort of your own…
Teaching Martin Luther King and the US civil rights movement in the age of Black Lives Matter
The way in which Black British history and the US civil rights movement are taught in UK schools needs to…
North of Tyne back scientists in green revolution
The North of Tyne Combined Authority is backing the scientists of the future with plans to boost green technology and…