More than 1,000 have fun at UniFest
More than a thousand people have enjoyed action-packed UniFest events at Anglia Ruskin University this month.
Hopster proves a hit in university test
Manchester-based Tweed Brewing Company has turned to researchers at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge to discover the pulling power of its new beer bottle design.
‘Low interest rates are set to last’
Interest rates are not going to rise anytime soon, according to Kate Barker, former member of the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee. She will be speaking in Cambridge on Monday (March 23rd).
Students and staff up for national awards
Student midwives from Anglia Ruskin University dominate the shortlist for a national award, with a member of staff in line for a teaching accolade.
Labour councillors: voters trust Tories on economy
A new poll released today by the Labour History Research Unit at Anglia Ruskin University suggests Labour Party activists believe the party lags behind the Conservatives on economic matters in the minds of voters.
Chelmsford students show their strength
A team of high-flying business students from Chelmsford has reached the national final of the prestigious Universities Business Challenge.
Cash will help students protect bright ideas
Anglia Ruskin University has won a Government grant of £71,000 to boost Masters’ students understanding of intellectual property guidelines.
Will the environmental vote swing it?
Candidates standing in Cambridge in May’s General Election will be highlighting their environmental credentials when they take part in a Question Time panel discussion at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge this Friday, 20 March (7.30pm).
New weight is nothing heavy for Mateja
Anglia Ruskin University judoka Mateja Glusac won his third gold medal in as many weekends despite moving up a weight category.
Bishop praises Anglia Ruskin research
The Bishop of Ely enjoyed a personal tour of Anglia Ruskin University during a visit to its Cambridge campus this week.
Domestic and sexual violence survivors express themselves
Feminist art produced by survivors of domestic violence will be displayed at Anglia Ruskin University next week in an exhibition to mark International Women’s Day.
Nearly 100 staff and students take on city race
Nearly 100 runners will represent Anglia Ruskin University at this weekend’s Saucony Cambridge Half Marathon.
Hannah’s work puts women in the picture
Anglia Ruskin University is hosting a rare public lecture by internationally-acclaimed photographer Hannah Starkey next Monday (9 March).
Study examines forced migrants’ response to adversity
A new report in the BMJ Open journal shows the devastating effect a lack of social support can have on the resilience of people displaced by war.
Anglia Ruskin glides up green league table
Anglia Ruskin University has been recognised for thinking green by moving up 67 places in a worldwide league table of environmentally friendly institutions.
Top young illustrators get chance to shine
The work of some the UK’s most talented young illustrators has gone on show in Cambridge, with the launch of the MA Children’s Book Illustration graduation exhibition at Anglia Ruskin University.
Decorated humanitarian to speak in Cambridge
Dame Claire Bertschinger, the nurse and humanitarian whose work in Ethiopia in the 1980s inspired Bob Geldof to set up Band Aid, is to give a free talk at Anglia Ruskin University.
Self-control is key to starting a business
Individuals with a high level of self-control are more likely to get their business idea off the ground, according to a new study published by the Journal of Business Venturing.
Anglia Ruskin athletes’ great eight
Anglia Ruskin University is celebrating an impressive eight-medal haul for its Judokas at the 2015 British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) Nationals in Sheffield.
UniFest offers a free taste of the higher life
Children can assist a surgeon, learn to survive a zombie attack and help a lonely dinosaur find his place in the world as part of UniFest 2015 at Anglia Ruskin University.
London 2012 survey gives businesses a voice
Businesses across London are being encouraged to take part in a study to understand the commercial impact of the Olympic Games. The Olympic Business Impact and Legacy Study 2015 is being carried out by Anglia Ruskin University, in collaboration with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).
Lose the labels in climate change debate
Labels such as “sceptic”, “denier” and “alarmist” are unhelpful to the climate change debate and lead to polarisation, according to the authors of new research published in the journal WIRES Climate Change.
Soil erosion issues laid bare at Anglia Ruskin
Soil expert Dr Bob Evans will discuss the problem of erosion – and the steps that can be taken to prevent it – during a free public talk at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge next week.
Asperger’s student leads female autism study
Psychology researchers are carrying out the first large-scale study into young women with autism – a condition usually viewed as a male syndrome.
Institute tells the world about veterans’ issues
Experts from Anglia Ruskin University have been advising academics and policy makers from America and Israel on issues facing veterans in transition.