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Bournemouth University

October 2020

  • A sign in the window of the student accommodation

    'My mental health had never been worse': loneliness of the UK's isolating students

  • BNPS.co.uk (01202 558833) Pic: Corin Messer/BNPS PIctured: The Talbot Campus at Bournemouth University this afternoon (Friday) Police operation taking place this afternoon at Bournemouth University. The Talbot Campus was said to be in Lockdown.

    UK universities accused of keeping students at all costs until after fee deadline

September 2020

  • Radcliffe Camera, Oxford

    University Guide 2021
    Oxford University takes top spot in Guardian's annual university guide

    This year’s report sees Oxford moving up from third to first for the first time in a decade

January 2020

  • police crime tape

    Call for universities to stop keeping students and parents in dark on crime stats

    Only four of 143 universities publish information on crime. Now, there are demands to make them

June 2019

  • Buildings at Bournemouth University.

    University Guide 2023
    University guide 2023: Bournemouth University

    All you need to know about studying at Bournemouth University

June 2015

  • BUDI orchestra

    Breakthroughs in Bournemouth: how the BSO is providing relief for people with dementia

    A new initiative launched by the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Bournemouth University is providing support to people living with dementia and their carers – with moving results

September 2014

  • Greenslade
    College's press photography course prompts fears for the future

    Art of newspaper photography will die, says former course head

February 2014

  • Roy Greenslade

    Greenslade
    Newsnight's McAlpine scandal - 13 days that brought down the BBC's chief

    Roy Greenslade

    Roy Greenslade presents an extract from the forthcoming book, Is the BBC in crisis? It's by former BBC executive Vin Ray

December 2013

  • John Roberts

    Blog
    Lecturers need research time off campus to best teach students

    Louise Tickle meets four university teachers whose work in the field enriches their students' learning

November 2012

  • Greenslade
    Academics take issue with Guardian editorial on press regulation

    Letter signed by 20 university lecturers opposes paper's support for self-regulation

June 2012

  • Stonehenge at sunset

    The Northerner
    Sheffield university helps to crack the mystery of Stonehenge - possibly

    The famous circle may celebrate the end of Britain's forgotten east-west divide, long since replaced by the familiar one between north and south

May 2012

  • University of Bedfordshire: the English department has seen a greatly improved ranking

    University Guide 2013: subjects on the rise

    We find out how some departments have made their big improvements since last year's Guardian University Guide

March 2012

  • Robert Giddings

    Other lives
    Robert Giddings obituary

    Other lives: Author of 20 books and a prolific reviewer

February 2012

  • Stonehenge: we still don't know how the stones got here...

    Research notes
    Stonehenge as you've never seen it

    Archaeologists reveal a new way of viewing Stonehenge using Google Earth software

June 2011

  • Duncan Bannatyne: he is not rude but suffers from face blindness

    Research notes
    Researchers explore problems of 'face blindness'

    Find it tricky to remember faces? Perhaps you, like Duncan Bannatyne, suffer from prosopagnosia

May 2011

  • Oliver Mills

    Universities just cannot afford law suits

    Paul Randolph
    Universities must look at mediation to settle disputes rather than spending vast sums of money, time and energy fighting claims by staff or students

April 2011

  • Melanie Liley has graduated with a degree in business studies

    Get a degree by 'blended learning'

    'Blended learning' – combining face-to-face sessions with online work and forums – is one of the fastest-growing trends in education

January 2011

  • The annual poppy appeal last year featured a young soldier putting on his artificial limb

    Research notes
    Soldiers could get back to active duty with the help of a 'smart' prosthesis

    Researchers hope that a 'smart' prosthesis could transform the lives of amputees – and help soldiers get back to active duty

March 2010

  • Bournemouth animation alumni worked on Avatar

    Avatar's digital effects acknowledge Bournemouth's supremecy

    Animation graduates from a sleepy British seaside town will be watching closely to see whether Avatar can fulfil expectations at this year's Oscars. Lucy Tobin reports

February 2010

  • A victory for British universities

    Geoffrey Alderman

    Geoffrey Alderman: A court of appeal ruling over an exam marking row should help prevent the further erosion of academic standards

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