Anglia Ruskin academic named climate change journal editor
Anglia Ruskin University academic Dr Candice Howarth has been named as the new Editor of the International Journal of Climate Change: Impacts and Responses.
Five-year plan to improve mental health
Anglia Ruskin wins its first ever US Federal grant to carry out project in northern Sri Lanka.
Veterans’ expert receives Russian honour
The founder of Anglia Ruskin University’s research institute into military veterans’ issues has been honoured during a ceremony in Moscow.
Sound could deliver real-time cancer results
New research shows that converting medical data into sound could enable doctors to make instant cancer diagnoses during routine check-ups.
Free events mark Black History Month
Anglia Ruskin University will mark Black History Month by hosting two free events on its Cambridge campus this weekend (Saturday 24 October).
Minister experiences an ‘eye-opening’ tour
Anglia Ruskin University welcomed Jo Johnson MP, Minister of State for Universities and Science, to its Cambridge campus last week.
Internationally renowned engineer is made a Doctor of Science
The Chairman of the Cambridge Network, engineer and entrepreneur Andy Harter, received the award of Doctor of Science from Professor Michael Thorne, Vice Chancellor of Anglia Ruskin University, during a graduation ceremony at the Corn Exchange, Cambridge, this morning.
Study shows link between tattoos and anger
A new study shows that despite now being mainstream, UK adults with tattoos are still more aggressive and rebellious than those without.
Eden Project co-founder receives honorary degree
Co-founder of the Eden Project, author and entrepreneur Sir Tim Smit KBE was given the award of Doctor of Science by Anglia Ruskin University Vice Chancellor, Professor Michael Thorne, during a graduation ceremony at the Corn Exchange, Cambridge, yesterday (Weds).
Romantic narrative of childbirth challenged
A powerful series of photographs chronicling childbirth in a Prague hospital in the early 1990s will go on show in Cambridge next week.
Anglia Ruskin University is full of good ideas
Anglia Ruskin University is to host several exciting events during the Cambridge Festival of Ideas, which launches on Monday (October 19th) and runs for two weeks.
Oscar winner given award by alma mater
A two-time Academy Award-winning make-up artist has received the Anglia Ruskin University Alumni Success in Business Award during a graduation ceremony at the Corn Exchange, Cambridge.
Health innovator receives honorary degree
Innovator Halima Khan was given the award of Honorary Doctor of Health Sciences by Vice Chancellor of Anglia Ruskin University, Professor Michael Thorne, during a graduation ceremony at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge yesterday (Monday).
Internationally renowned Cambridge engineer is honoured
Technology pioneer Professor William Webb has been given the award of Doctor of Technology by Vice Chancellor of Anglia Ruskin University, Professor Michael Thorne, during a ceremony in Chelmsford.
Students and honoraries to receive awards
About 2,500 students will celebrate their achievements alongside eight inspirational honorary degree holders during graduation ceremonies at Anglia Ruskin University next week.
Students to carry out safety campaign
Anglia Ruskin University is one of three institutions chosen to carry out a campaign to prevent students becoming victims of crime.
Cambridge launch for WHOLE EARTH? exhibition
Anglia Ruskin University and the University of Cambridge Environment and Energy Section are bringing the new WHOLE EARTH? photographic exhibition to Cambridge next month.
Anglia Ruskin’s Bex Church wins ShortReel Award for film about her grandmother
A moving short film highlighting the impact of dementia has won this year’s ShortReel Award at the Cambridge Film Festival.
Sam Smith vocal coach opens art festival event
Would-be pop stars can learn from the former vocal coach of Grammy award winner Sam Smith at an all-day event brought to you by Anglia Ruskin University and created by brandAnonymous.
Health gap between rich and poor remains
Men in affluent areas of the East of England can expect to live more than eight years longer than those living in the most deprived parts of the North West, according to a comprehensive new study published today in The Lancet.
Community invited to ceremony to open unique public sculpture at Anglia Ruskin
A unique ‘singing’ sculpture will be unveiled this month outside Anglia Ruskin University’s state-of-the-art new building in Young Street, Cambridge, and local people are welcome to attend.
Anglia Ruskin lecturer relishes challenge of writing for Peter Capaldi’s incarnation
With the latest Doctor Who TV series just 10 days away, a new Doctor Who novel, written by Dr Una McCormack of Anglia Ruskin University, is published tomorrow by BBC Books.
Anglia Ruskin method helps staff on wards to communicate with confused patients
A model to help mental health nurses communicate with confused patients has been trialled on inpatient wards for the first time.
Cars and cash shape entrepreneurs’ identity
Study shows Del Boy caricature still rings true among UK small business owners The 1980s caricatures of Del Boy and Loadsamoney are still alive and well in the UK, according to a new study published by the International Small Business Journal.
Aled’s in the running for Green Gown crown
Dr Jones has been shortlisted for the Sustainability Professional prize at the annual Green Gown Awards, which is taking place on Thursday, 26 November.