Creating Future Champions in the East
Creating Future Champions, a course designed by East of England business leaders for East of England business leaders, has been launched by Anglia Ruskin University.
Youngsters make ‘bee line’ for Anglia Ruskin
The final of the Foreign Language Spelling Bee, a European Commission-sponsored programme to encourage language learning among children in England, will take place next Friday, (6 July).
Danny aims to be champion of the world!
Anglia Ruskin University student Danny Williams is heading to the Olympic Games after being included in the Great Britain judo team.
Games talent set for Cambridge showdown
The brightest young computer game developers from across Europe will be battling it out for digital supremacy during the Brains Eden 2012 Gaming Festival at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge this weekend (30 June until 2 July).
Grimm news is great as Tim lands Puffin Prize
Tim Parker, a BA (Hons) Illustration student at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, has landed the Puffin Children’s Prize at the national Penguin Design Awards, drawing praise from an illustrious panel of judges including Raymond Briggs.
Student Services team scoops top honour
Anglia Ruskin University’s Student Services team was recognised as the best in the country at the Times Higher Education awards ceremony in London last night (Thursday).
Cambridge artist picked for top London show
Cambridge artist Katy McDonald is celebrating after having her work accepted for the 151st Annual Exhibition of The Society of Women Artists.
Turning Tables for women in the East
Anglia Ruskin University is helping women in the East of England to break through the glass ceiling in their workplace with a series of events beginning on 3 July on the East Road campus in Cambridge.
Pen art proves big draw for Anglia Ruskin judges
Anglia Ruskin University student Jane Bryant has won the 2012 Dr Supanee Gazeley Award for Fine Art.
Take part in a magical musical mystery tour
A pedestrian symphony will tour the streets of Cambridge each evening next week (from 18-23 June) as part of a new public art project at Anglia Ruskin University.
Exhibition showcases artistic impact of students
Anglia Ruskin University art students in Cambridge are busy preparing for the annual Degree Show, which runs from 8-14 June.
Laszlo’s truffle business will mushroom!
Laszlo Csiba is celebrating after winning £15,000 in The Big Pitch student business competition at Anglia Ruskin University last night (Thursday).
Anglia Ruskin lands Macmillan Prize hat-trick
The prestigious Macmillan Prize for Children’s Picturebook Illustration 2012 has been won for the third successive year by a student studying on Anglia Ruskin University’s MA Children’s Book Illustration course.
New school bus for the East of England
Anglia Ruskin University’s big green roadshow bus will be offering advice and guidance about Higher Education to school pupils in the East of England when it hits the road this summer.
Anglia Ruskin targets success in Thelmas
Anglia Ruskin University is celebrating after securing two nominations in the prestigious Times Higher Education Leadership and Management Awards – the Thelmas!
Students set sights on £30,000 prize money
Student entrepreneurs at Anglia Ruskin University will be battling it out for a share of £30,000 in the final of The Big Pitch 2012 business competition in Cambridge this week (Thursday, 31 May at 5pm).
Anglia Ruskin’s Festival Week branches out!
Anglia Ruskin University’s annual Festival Week in Cambridge, run by the Department of Music and Performing Arts, is breaking new ground this year with mobile sound walks and site-specific performance as part of their programme of events.
Science fiction expert heads department
Farah Mendlesohn has joined Anglia Ruskin University from Middlesex University as Professor of Literary History and Head of Department for English, Communication, Film and Media.
South Africans mean business in Cambridge
A group of young South African entrepreneurs will be developing their business skills during a three-day visit to Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge.
Entrepreneurs can bid for £35k of funding
Cambridgeshire entrepreneurs have the opportunity to secure up to £35,000 in start-up funding courtesy of Anglia Ruskin University.
Italian bobbies on the beat in Cambridge
Italian police officers will be hitting the streets of Cambridge this week to learn more about the role of community policing.
Have you got what it takes to be an Olympian?
Anglia Ruskin University aims to discover whether the people of Cambridgeshire have what it takes to become elite athletes during a special day of hands-on activities this Saturday, (28 April, 10am-3pm).
Anglia Ruskin meets the Gold standard
Anglia Ruskin University has had its approach to the prevention of accidents and ill health recognised by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) in their annual Occupational Health and Safety Awards.
Great expectations for Dickens conference
World-leading experts will be converging on Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Saturday, 14 April to celebrate the bicentenary of Charles Dickens’ birth.
Kaddy’s in the running for Crashaw Prize
Cambridge poet Kaddy Benyon has been shortlisted for the prestigious Crashaw Prize. Kaddy, who graduated from Anglia Ruskin University in October with an MA in Creative Writing, is among a 10-strong shortlist, alongside poets from the United States, Australia and New Zealand.