Outstanding students shortlisted for awards
Healthcare students from Anglia Ruskin University have been shortlisted for prestigious national awards which recognise exceptional professional skills and potential.
A dangerous way to cure a winter cold
Using steam inhalation products to cure a winter cold can do more harm than good, according to doctors at one of the UK’s leading burns centres.
Talented business team wins £1,000 prize
An all-girl team from Ernulf Academy in St Neots has won the 2014 Anglia Ruskin University Talent@ business challenge.
Building Business Success with George Clarke
Essex companies can discover how embarking on a Knowledge Transfer Partnership with Anglia Ruskin University can lead to business growth, during a special event at the Chelmsford campus on Wednesday January 29th.
Local businesses receive CEDAR windfall
Three fledgling Cambridgeshire businesses are starting 2014 with a welcome boost after receiving funding from the Centre for Enterprise Development and Research (CEDAR) at Anglia Ruskin University.
Research to help safeguard children at risk
The role of how Accident and Emergency records can be used to safeguard children at risk will be discussed during a special public lecture at Anglia Ruskin University on Wednesday, 29 January (5pm).
Exciting Mary Shelley discovery in Essex
A treasure trove of previously unpublished letters written by Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein, has been stumbled upon in Chelmsford.
How verdicts are affected by pre-trial attitudes
New research shows that the attitudes of jurors ahead of a trial have a significant impact on the verdict they are likely to deliver in court.
Matt lays down the law at judo championships
Matt Kavanagh, a Law student at Anglia Ruskin University, has landed his sixth national judo title after winning the Under 81kg category at the British Junior Championships in Sheffield.
West not best when it comes to leadership
Managers within global companies show distinct differences in leadership styles based on their nationality or place of work, according to a new study.
Book reissue is ‘depressing’ news, says Professor
An Anglia Ruskin University academic says it is “depressing” that a book he wrote 22 years ago has just been republished by Routledge.
Finnish academic flies in for Fellowship
A Finnish academic has been awarded a prestigious Fellowship to help him to carry out a new research project at Anglia Ruskin University.
New Anglia LEP launches Skills Manifesto
The New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has unveiled its new Skills Manifesto at the Green Skills for Green Jobs conference in Westminster, where Dr Aled Jones of Anglia Ruskin University presented a copy to Secretary of State Ed Davey.
Dr Peter Allen honoured for research excellence
Dr Peter Allen, Head of the Visual Function and Physiology Research Group at Anglia Ruskin University, has been awarded one of the most prestigious honours in UK optics research.
A new art exhibition about nothing!
Have you ever wondered what “nothing” looks like? If so, a new art exhibition at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge provides a possible answer.
Are children aware of their human rights?
Anglia Ruskin University and Cambridgeshire County Council’s Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) service are collaborating on an EU funded research programme to examine children’s rights.
The Doctor delivers for Children in Need
A brand new Dr Who audio drama, produced and edited by Anglia Ruskin University students, has raised over £78,000 for Children in Need.
Anglia Ruskin strengthens military links
Anglia Ruskin University has strengthened its links with the Armed Forces by agreeing a new partnership with the British Army.
Anglia Ruskin expert leads global vision study
The largest ever analysis of worldwide vision impairment and blindness data has been published in The Lancet Global Health journal.
Anglia Ruskin expert curates film festival
Dr Simon Payne, an experimental filmmaker from Anglia Ruskin University, is co-curating a special film programme to coincide with the unveiling of the new wing at Tate Britain.
Victims of bullying earn less than peers
Victims of bullying are likely to earn lower than average wages, according to research to be published in the International Journal of Manpower.
High-flying Kite wins national award
Liam Kite of Anglia Ruskin University has been named Lecturer of the Year at the Association of Optometrists’ annual awards ceremony.
New project gives young people a voice on Europe
An ambitious project to discover young people’s views on the concept of Europe and the work of EU institutions is being launched by Anglia Ruskin University.
CEDAR honoured at the House of Commons
Anglia Ruskin University’s Centre for Enterprise Development and Research (CEDAR) become the first university enterprise centre in the UK to be awarded the Institute of Enterprise and Entrepreneurs (IOEE) Centre of Excellence status at an event at the House of Commons last week.
Future-proofing businesses against climate risks
Accounting for Business Resilience, a collaboration between Anglia Ruskin University’s Global Sustainability Institute, the Environment Agency and Groundwork Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk Ltd, has been established to help small businesses in the region weather environmental risks.