Day: September 16, 2026
As pupils across the UK return to their classrooms, new research from the University of Sheffield offers a timely reminder that the school canteen is far more than a place to eat. Experiences of school meals — particularly the stigma attached to free school dinners — can shape children’s relationships with food, their wellbeing and […]
Every year, thousands of people across the UK attend emergency departments because of headaches. Some fear the worst — a brain haemorrhage or meningitis. Others arrive worn down by migraines or chronic headaches that no longer respond to treatment. But new research from Lancaster University suggests that when these emergency visits are recorded in NHS […]
Elite football academies can shape the lives of young athletes, offering professional opportunities, world-class training and experiences that few other careers can match. Yet the same environments that produce tomorrow’s stars can also expose children and young people to intense pressure, uncertainty, power imbalances and safeguarding risks. Addressing that reality is the central purpose of […]
Loughborough University has announced that its newest hall of residence, currently under construction at the heart of its East Midlands campus, will be named after Baroness Sue Campbell, one of the most influential women in sport. The Sue Campbell Hall of Residence will be the first new hall built on campus in seven years, providing […]
Creating Space for Lens-Based Work in London’s Student Art Community In June 2026, a sparse white room with exposed copper piping became the unlikely home of one of the most talked-about student-led exhibitions in the capital. I’m Nobody! Who Are You?, a photography showcase and moving-image exhibition, brought together eleven emerging artists from art schools […]
The Courtauld Gallery has announced its full programme of 2027 exhibitions and displays, and it stands among the most significant pieces of UK art news this year. Three headline exhibitions, devoted to Paula Rego, to Turner and the great generation of British watercolourists, and to Georgia O’Keeffe’s New Mexico landscapes, will run at the London […]
