News
Eurovision songwriters speak out - new research reveals concerns over recognition and support
The research findings raise important questions about recognition, access, and the realities of working behind the scenes in a globally broadcast competition
WWII memoir brought to life through lecture-performance tour across Yorkshire
The performance, which drew on a little-known memoir by a Cypriot soldier in the British Army during World War II, combined academic insight with vivid storytelling and physical theatre
School of Design technicians nominated for acclaimed Papin Prize
The Papin Prizes celebrating the invaluable contributions of technical staff in higher education and research
On the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, Dr Sean Fear's work informs a new exhibition
Dr Fear has been working with the Independence Palace Museum since 2019.
Tackling accent bias in Higher Education could boost student success and wellbeing
The research found that accent-based stigmatisation is widespread and disproportionately affects working-class students from the north of England