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How a Charity Partnership Can Shape a Film Student’s Career When a university’s film program teams up with a local charity, the result is more than a set of student projects. It becomes a real‑world training ground where emerging filmmakers learn to translate creative ideas into content that serves a community. Liverpool John Moores University’s […]
Understanding the Significance of a First-Class Sustainability Ranking In the competitive landscape of higher education, universities are increasingly judged not only on academic excellence but also on their environmental stewardship. The People and Planet League provides a transparent, independent assessment of UK institutions based on their ethical and environmental performance. When Liverpool John Moores University […]
Why Mock Court Matters for Law Students At Middlesex University, more than 500 LLB students across London, Dubai and Mauritius have recently taken part in mock criminal court appeals. These sessions are not merely academic exercises; they replicate the strict procedures and etiquette of real courtrooms. By presenting arguments before faculty acting as judges, students […]
Why the Barnet Screen Skills Plan Matters The UK’s film, television, gaming and digital media sectors are expanding at a pace that outstrips traditional employment growth. In a borough that already hosts world‑class studios such as MDX Studios and Troubadour Brent Cross, the demand for skilled professionals is rising faster than the supply of locally trained […]
Why a Small Energy Barrier Matters in Organic Thin‑Film Transistors Organic thin‑film transistors (OTFTs) are central to the next wave of flexible and wearable devices. For years, engineers have treated contact energy barriers as a flaw that must be eliminated to reach higher performance. Recent work from the University of Surrey turns that assumption on […]
Mia Thornton: A Role Model for Hope Students In December 2025, Media & Communications students at Liverpool Hope University were treated to an inspiring talk from alumna Mia Thornton. A 2019 graduate of the English Language programme, Mia has since carved out a notable career that spans the BBC, CBBC, and her own award‑winning podcast series, […]
Celebrating Excellence: The 2025 Winter Graduation Ceremony On 11 and 12 December 2025, Loughborough University marked a milestone for hundreds of students who crossed the graduation floor. The ceremony, held against a striking purple backdrop emblazoned with the university crest, was more than a rite of passage for the graduates. It also served as a […]
Paul Sinton‑Hewitt: From Rhodesia to Global Running Movement Paul Sinton‑Hewitt’s story begins in the former Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, where early life challenges shaped a resilient character. After moving to the United Kingdom in the mid‑1990s, he faced a low point marked by personal setbacks and a career slump. A serious injury that limited his ability […]
Understanding the Rationale Behind the Ban In December 2025, Australia became the first nation to prohibit users under 16 from accessing social media platforms. The decision was driven by growing concerns over cyberbullying, exposure to inappropriate content, and the exploitation of children’s data. Dr Asma Adnane, Senior Lecturer in Computer Science at Loughborough University, highlights that […]
Background: From FIFA to the Pitch The hashtag #JewGoal first appeared in the world of FIFA video games, where it described a particular type of goal that is easy to score. Over time, the term migrated into real‑world football commentary on social media, especially on X (formerly Twitter). A recent study by researchers at Loughborough […]
