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Dr Kathryn Van De Wiel connects academics and teachers to deliver change in education
“Our project is bringing researchers and teachers together in exciting collaborations, enabling researchers to share their work with the sector, helping to fuel innovation in the curriculum."
Car Park of the Year chosen by Britain’s dullest man
Kirby Corner Car Park, outside University House, has received the prestigious award of Best Car Park of 2023 from Britain’s (self-appointed) dullest man, Kevin Beresford.
In memory of Professor Peter Mack
We are deeply saddened by news of the death of Professor Peter Mack, Emeritus Professor, Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies.
Please do reach out if you have been affected by this news and would like support. You can get help and support through the Staff Wellbeing Hub, or by contacting the Employee Assistance Programme. Bereavement support from the Chaplaincy is also available to all
In memory of Professor Nicholas Crafts
We are deeply saddened by news of the death of Professor Nick Crafts, Emeritus Professor, Department of Economics.
Please do reach out if you have been affected by this news and would like support. You can get help and support through the Staff Wellbeing Hub, or by contacting the Employee Assistance Programme. Bereavement support from the Chaplaincy is also available to all
Tennis Camps for kids: October Half-Term
Designed for kids aged 5-11 years old. Please remember to bring a packed lunch, water bottle and wear suitable indoor sport clothes.
Statement on situation in Israel and Palestine
Our heartfelt sympathies go out to everyone affected by the escalation in violence and loss of lives in Israel and Palestine over the weekend.
Last chance to nominate for ¹û¶³´«Ã½ Wonders and Wows
Can you think of a colleague who’s gone above and beyond, or a team that’s made a real difference? Nominate them for a Wonders and Wows awardLink opens in a new window before Thursday 5 October.
Paul Thompson: The green-thumbed gardener ‘clicking’ with campus wildlife
Estates gardener Paul has been making ¹û¶³´«Ã½ a beautiful home for wildlife for 35 years – and the nature-led photography he captures on campus has caught the attention of the BBC!
Meet the ¹û¶³´«Ã½ graduate widening support for mature students
Recent History of Art graduate Leigh Mencarini, who came to ¹û¶³´«Ã½ as a mature student, shares her experiences of studying later in life and her commitment to widening access to higher education.