NewsLink in 2010
North East doubles for Deep South
If you were scouting for a film location to double as America’s Deep South, the North East probably wouldn’t be your first choice.
published on: 15th December 2010
Get your clogs on
Folk degree graduates from Newcastle University have been helping to boost a clog dancing revival.
published on: 14th December 2010
Graduate nets himself a dream job
A creative approach to job hunting has landed graduate Kyle Clarke a dream job in London.
published on: 14th December 2010
Honorary Degree for broadcaster and journalist
Broadcaster and journalist Dame Joan Bakewell is among five inspirational individuals who have been honoured for their contributions to the fields of ageing and health by Newcastle University.
published on: 13th December 2010
Centre Stage
Recognition for the work of Iain Aberdeen, director of fencing; Dr Adrian Rees, Institute of Neuroscience; Dr Francis Jones, Modern Languages; and Mr Matt Ozga-Lawn, Architecture, Planning and Landscape.
published on: 12th December 2010
Obituary Notice: Emeritus Professor Kenneth Burton
published on: 11th December 2010
South Pole beckons for Bryony
Many women planning their 21st birthday party might be thinking of what dress to wear, but Bryony Balen is just looking for something to keep her warm.
published on: 30th November 2010
IT problem leads to a creative partnership
A chance conversation over an IT problem has sparked an artistic partnership between two members of University staff.
published on: 30th November 2010
Obituary Notice: Mr Mark Jackson
published on: 29th November 2010
University’s leadership adviser wins major award
The Head of Newcastle University’s leadership and development strategy has been named ‘Practitioner of the Year’ at a major national awards ceremony.
published on: 17th November 2010