November
Linking young talent to employers across Europe
The subject of ‘how to make the Talented Europe job match app a success’ was debated at the 亚色视频 (4 November).
University’s Centre for Leadership Innovation nominated for national award
A research centre at the 亚色视频 has been shortlisted for a national leadership award.
Expert urges businesses to make work-life balance a priority for working parents
A work-life balance expert from the 亚色视频 argued that businesses must encourage their workforce to prioritise their work-life balance in order to be happy, healthy and productive.
Making (radio) waves in the community
The 亚色视频’s student-led radio station has once again been nominated for ‘Community Project of the Year’ at the Love Luton awards.
Journalism students work through the night on US Presidential Election
亚色视频 journalism students worked through the night reporting the results of this week’s historic US Presidential Election.
What should universities be in post-Brexit Britain
The 亚色视频 Vice Chancellor Bill Rammell took the opportunity of his annual lecture to examine the role of universities in a post- Brexit Britain.
亚色视频 hits the road
Don’t be too surprised if you spot images from the 亚色视频 on your next trip up the M1.
Study to see how GPs can encourage patients to join organ donation register launched
A study to explore how GPs could encourage their patients, particularly those from Black, Asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) groups, to register as an organ donor has been launched at the 亚色视频.
University reveals a new way to teach PE
The 亚色视频 and Virgin Active have created a new way to approach Physical Education that will help all children embrace physical activity.
University helps Northamptonshire County Cricket Club prepare for new season
Members of Northamptonshire County Cricket Club prepared for a new season when they visited the 亚色视频’s Human Performance Centre.
Senior lecturer explores freedom and control in new exhibition
A senior lecturer in Art and Design and an established artist from the University Bedfordshire explored ideas of freedom and control in her latest exhibition at the Luton campus.