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Plymouth University

January 2024

  • Jennifer Nias

    Other lives
    Jennifer Nias obituary

    Other lives: Educationist who wrote about staff relationships and curriculum development in primary schools

April 2021

  • Harry Guest in 2011. His poems evoked the landscapes of Dorset and Dartmoor

    Other lives
    Harry Guest obituary

    Other lives: Poet, translator and teacher of English, French and Japanese

September 2020

  • Dusk shot taken of The Royal William Yard, Plymouth, Devon<br>Dusk shot taken of The Royal William Yard, Plymouth, Devon.

    University Guide 2023
    University guide 2023: University of Plymouth

    All you need to know about studying at the University of Plymouth

November 2017

  • The Birley campus at Manchester Metropolitan University

    New university tops green table as Oxbridge lags behind

    Campuses have come a long way in the 10 years of the student-led People & Planet rankings – but there are surprising fails

December 2016

  • Roy Greenslade

    Greenslade
    What students should do about newspapers (instead of banning them)

    Roy Greenslade
  • Roy Greenslade

    Greenslade
    Think again Plymouth students: don't ban newspapers from your campus

    Roy Greenslade

February 2015

  • Greenslade
    Daily Mail group attacked over plan to demolish iconic Plymouth offices

    Architect and councillor upset at possible loss of the city’s ‘big glass ship’

September 2014

  • Plymouth University, Davey building

    Blog
    Plymouth University under fire for spending £95,000 on seven chairs

    Staff ‘angry and disappointed’ at purchase of seven designer chairs for graduation ceremonies at a time of redundancies

March 2014

  • Students protest about university pay

    Guardian Students
    Greens lead student protests against wage gap at universities

    Vice-chancellors are earning 20 times more than lowest-paid staff, says report by Young Greens

January 2014

  • Beer bottles

    Blog
    Student voice on campus: it's about more than beer and box-ticking

    Student feedback is valuable, says David Atkinson, provided we use it to boost learning as well as the student experience

March 2013

  • Richard Kirby with a Secchi disk

    Notes & Theories
    Seafarers, science needs you! Help us collect data on the oceans

    Richard Kirby: My team at Plymouth University want to understand what is happening to microscopic creatures at the bottom of the food chain

February 2013

  • IB_community_Plymouth

    University Awards shortlist 2013
    Contribution to local community runner up: University of Plymouth

    The Vice Chancellor's Community Research Awards

  • IB_teach_Plymouth

    University Awards winners 2013
    Teaching excellence winner: University of Plymouth

    Plymouth ebook project

  • Mortar boards

    Blog
    Guardian University Awards winners

    The winners of the inaugural Guardian University Awards have been announced at a ceremony at Senate House, London

January 2013

  • monopoly board game how real is it Notes and Queries

    The Northerner
    How Monopoly boards got second world war prisoners out of jail free

    Monopoly boards were used by fake charities during the second world war to send maps and messages to prison camps in Nazi-occupied Europe, writes Martin Hickes

November 2012

  • Spotlight

    Social enterprise blog
    Social Enterprise City: Plymouth's festival of social enterprise

    Plymouth is hosting the first Social Enterprise City festival. Co-ordinator Gareth Hart explains what's on offer

October 2012

  • distance learning feature

    Learning for free online

    Distance learning is increasingly popular and one of the reasons is the growing number of free courses being offered online

June 2012

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    Blog
    Live Q&A: The involvement of universities in social enterprise, Friday 22 June, 12pm - 2pm

    Join us on 22 June to ask our expert panel questions about the role universities can play in social enterprise

May 2011

  • Jane Campbell, Baroness Campbell of Surbiton, Commissioner of the Equality & Human Rights Commission

    Helping more disabled people get into politics

    A new scheme aims to encourage more disabled people into politics and develop a cross-party network of ambassadors

June 2010

  • Plymouth University

    Plymouth universities present tale of two cities in green league table

    Authors of higher education green survey claim studying at lowest-ranking institutions add almost third to a student's carbon footprint
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