Lecture sheds light on the underbelly of American life
Guns, brothels and 21st century cowboys will be the subject of the 4th Annual Photography Department Lecture at Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge campus next Monday (28 November).
Will devolution be good for sustainability?
Anglia Ruskin University’s Global Sustainability Institute will host “The Great Devolution Debate” on Tuesday, 22 November (1pm), just hours before City Councillors in Cambridge decide on the devolution deal.
Scheme can make business innovation a reality
A new innovation scheme to support business growth is being launched. Worth almost £4million and working across much of the East of England, the project will deliver expert advice and grants.
Anglia Ruskin wins British business ‘Oscar’
Anglia Ruskin University has won a prestigious national prize for entrepreneurship at the Lloyds Bank National Business Awards, known as “the Oscars of Great British business”.
Ben bags the bronze in world championships
Anglia Ruskin University student Ben Karaosman has won a bronze medal at the World Powerlifting Congress in Louisiana, United States, after lifting a combined 552.5kg in the squat, deadlift and bench press.
'Little Red' is proving to be a big hit for Bethan
Two talented Anglia Ruskin University graduates make The New York Times top 10.
Trencher and Williams elected to Board of Governors
Anglia Ruskin University has welcomed experienced duo Abigail Trencher and Sian Williams to its Board of Governors.
REACTOR ready to solve society’s problems
Anglia Ruskin University has launched a new initiative called REACTOR to help grow the applied games sector across the Cambridgeshire region.
Chinese leaders arrive on enterprising mission
Senior figures from China’s higher education system, including the Presidents and Vice Presidents of 21 universities, visited Cambridge on Friday to learn more about student entrepreneurship from Anglia Ruskin University.
Take a campus tour from your front room
Prospective Anglia Ruskin University students will be able to use the latest technology to tour the facilities on its campuses without leaving the comfort of their own home.
Anglia Ruskin among the greenest UK businesses
Anglia Ruskin University has been shortlisted for a national award thanks to its commitment to sustainability across the organisation.
Edinburgh hit heads to the Mumford Theatre
Key Change, the powerful, award-winning play devised by female inmates at Low Newton prison, will visit Cambridge next week as part of its autumn tour.
Anglia Ruskin campus is full of amazing ideas
The ninth Cambridge Festival of Ideas will be taking over Anglia Ruskin University next weekend, with a packed programme of talks, activities and events being held across the campus.
Magpas chief receives honour from alma mater
The chief executive of medical charity Magpas, Daryl Brown, received this year’s Anglia Ruskin University Alumni Success in Business award last week.
Glaucoma causing more sight loss – new study
The number of people made blind due to glaucoma has risen by 62% in two decades, according to research published in the journal PLOS ONE. The study was led by Professor Rupert Bourne, of Anglia Ruskin University.
Forces graduates are armed with degrees
A group of students became the first from the Army Medical Services to graduate from their degree course at Anglia Ruskin University during a ceremony in Cambridge.
What will Brexit actually mean for Britain?
Leading figures from the world of business, politics and the environment will talk about the possible implications of Brexit during a special panel discussion called Brexit: What do we know now? at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Thursday 3 November.
Anglia Ruskin honours leading lights in film and literature
Anglia Ruskin University has this week honoured a number of celebrated individuals from the arts with honorary degrees, presented at graduation ceremonies by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Iain Martin.
It’s ‘Beatriz Potter’ as student wins national prize
Anglia Ruskin University student Beatriz Lostalé Seijo has won first prize in the national Beatrix Potter Reimagined competition, held to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of the famous children’s author.
It’s a game-changing opportunity for students
Computer Games Art students from Anglia Ruskin University are hoping to impress some of the biggest names in the games sector tomorrow night.
Wilko Johnson and Suzi Quatro receive honorary degrees
Music icon Wilko Johnson received the award of Honorary Doctor of Arts, and rock star, producer and actress Suzi Quatro received the award of Honorary Doctor of Music from the Vice Chancellor of Anglia Ruskin University, Professor Iain Martin, during a graduation ceremony in Cambridge today (Weds).
Pioneering course is first to receive GOC approval
Anglia Ruskin University’s Ophthalmic Dispensing (FdSc) is the first distance learning course to receive full accreditation status from the General Optical Council.
Former Addenbrooke's chief receives honorary degree
Nursing chief Sir Jonathan Asbridge received the award of Honorary Doctor of Health Science from the Vice Chancellor of Anglia Ruskin University, Professor Iain Martin, during a graduation ceremony in Cambridge yesterday (Monday). Nursing Times editor Jenni Middleton also received the award of Honorary Doctor of Health Science.
How Team GB achieved its golden Games
British Olympic Association official Dr Paul Ford will reveal the inside story of Team GB’s remarkable summer of success during a talk at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Tuesday, 8 November.
Anglia Ruskin duo’s 60-hour Swiss challenge
Two Anglia Ruskin University scientists will lead a team featuring some of the world’s brightest and most creative young minds as they attempt to develop a revolutionary way of using sound to help with rehabilitation and physiotherapy – in just 60 hours!