Arches Online / story archive
Features and interviews from past issues of Arches magazine.
Health challenges in the next 25 years
Three Medical School professors look at how we can face the challenges of cancer, dementia and alcoholism over the next 25 years
A quiet revolution
James Johnston and Professor Suzanne Cholerton examine the pivotal role of women in medicine, and its development since the male-dominated 1800s
175 years of medicine at Newcastle
Arches looks back at the breakthroughs and events that have led Newcastle to become one of the UK’s foremost medical schools
He who will charm for a thousand years
A tribute to our former Chancellor, Chris Patten, who stepped down last summer after 10 years in office
Serious about stripes
Arches chats to Irish artist and graduate Sean Scully, widely renowned as the world’s greatest living abstract painter
Lovely day for a Gilroy
A look at the life and work of artist John Gilroy, on the 111th anniversary of his birth (Arches 12, Summer 2009)
The cutting edge of poetry
Arches meets the Newcastle graduates behind Bloodaxe, the publishing house that has revolutionised contemporary poetry (Arches 12, Summer 2009)
Capturing the spirit of diversity
James Johnston looks at the issue of diversity and why it's important to the University community (Arches 12, Summer 2009)
Great expectations
A preview of the Great North Museum, which will be open to the public from 23 May (Arches 12, Summer 2009)
Two minutes with… Patrick Chinnery
A short interview with Professor Patrick Chinnery: scientist, flautist and elecutionist (Arches 12, Summer 2009)
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