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An archive of alumni features and interviews from past issues of Arches and AlumNews. Return to the main news page.
Mary Webb: Journeys in Colour
Nearly 50 years after her original degree show, artist Mary Webb (BA Fine Art 1963) is back on campus to display her work at the Hatton Gallery.
Memories needed for book on 1980s Newcastle
English graduate Anna Flowers needs your photos and memories for a book she's compiling on Newcastle in the 1980s, due for publication in October 2013.
Reunite with old friends for Convocation Weekend 2013
Our annual alumni reunion is less than six months away. Please help us get back in touch with members of the Spanish class of 1983 and others.
Please help us find old friends
Is this you or someone you know? Please help us get back in touch with members of the Chemical Engineering class of 1993 and others.
Calling alumni in international development
The University's International Development Society is planning its annual conference on 9–10 February 2012 and it needs your help, writes David Moffatt (BSc Agriculture 1967).
Newcastle student needs life saving bone marrow donor
Biomedical Sciences student Martin Solomon is battling Hodgkin's Lymphoma and needs a lifesaving transplant. His family are urging people aged 16–30 to join the Anthony Nolan bone marrow register and become potential lifesavers.
Dominic Desmond: making t-shirts with integrity
Dominic Desmond’s Dusty Paw is a t-shirt company with a difference. And Newcastle graduates can get two tees for the price of one through our Big Market initiative.
Moonlight songstress: Kathryn Wales, aka Verda
Lauren Girling chats to conservation graduate Kathryn Wales, whose musical alter-ego Verda is about to release her debut album.
Naomi Davies: Creative New Yorker
Lauren Girling chats to NYC artist, Naomi Davies (BA English Language and Literature 1970), who offers a 20 per cent discount on her paintings to fellow graduates, as part of our BIG Market initiative.
Alumni news in pictures: October 2012
Vice-Chancellorship for Jerry Kuma, Miranda Harper shortlisted for business award, and new books by Anna Flowers on 1950s Newcastle, and David Bradley on using science to debunk popular myths.
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