Exhibition shows shocking side of consumption
Extraordinary, and at times shocking, still life images connecting the consumer and the act of consuming will go on show in Cambridge this week.
‘Global elites’ are citizens of somewhere
So-called “global elites” have a strong sense of identity and community, albeit one that transcends nationality and ethnicity, according to a new study published in the journal Human Relations.
Sportspeople can face retirement identity crisis
Research shows how top-level sportspeople can struggle to adjust to life after retirement, with their identities continuing to be defined by their former careers.
Transitioning leads to greater life and job satisfaction
Transgender people who have altered their outward appearance and accepted a new identity experience better mental health and greater job and life satisfaction, according to a new study.
Anglia Ruskin student lands national honour
A project led by a PhD student at Anglia Ruskin University has been awarded a prestigious research prize by the British Tinnitus Association (BTA).
Flare show features some Flawsome fashion
Flare, the 2017 MA Show at Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge School of Art, opens to the public today (Friday 8 September).
Anglia Ruskin hosts biomedical science leaders
The 25th annual Heads of University Centres of Biomedical Sciences (HUCBMS) conference will take place at Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge campus today (Wednesday 6 September) and tomorrow (Thursday 7 September).
Anglia Ruskin maintains world ranking spot
Anglia Ruskin University has maintained its position in the top 350 of world universities in the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
Sally is singled out for teaching excellence
An Anglia Ruskin University lecturer has been made a National Teaching Fellow (NTF) by the Higher Education Academy (HEA) – the third time in four years such an honour has been bestowed on one of the university’s teaching staff.
Otters learn from others to get to their food
Otters in social groups learn from their peers to solve tasks, according to new research published in the journal Royal Society Open Science.
Race goes the extra mile for city economy
The Cambridge Half Marathon contributed around £226,000 to the city’s economy this year, according to new research by Anglia Ruskin University.
Every child will get to know The Bumblebear
A book by an Anglia Ruskin University graduate will be distributed to every reception-age child in the country this autumn as part of a charitable initiative.
‘Champions’ want to level the playing field
Higher Education “Champions” are helping young people from disadvantaged areas in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough to explore their options and fulfil their potential.
Cartoons hit the sweet spot on children’s cereal
A cartoon character on a cereal box attracts more attention and is more likely to be chosen by children than the same product type without one, research by Anglia Ruskin University has found.
Generation Z shows another side of Zambia
People in Zambia are being encouraged to use photography to challenge Western stereotypes of life in Sub-Saharan Africa, through an exhibition and workshops run by an Anglia Ruskin lecturer.
Apprenticeships will help healthcare providers ‘grow their own’
A new apprenticeship will help to address shortfalls in nursing staff by allowing current healthcare employees to study for a Nursing degree.
Bethan wins World Illustration Awards prize
Talented Anglia Ruskin University graduate Bethan Woollvin has added another award to her glittering CV, after winning the New Talent (Children’s Books) prize at the 2017 World Illustration Awards.
New research institute aims to make ageing easier
Volunteers are needed to road test a series of innovative technologies as Anglia Ruskin University launches a new research institute aimed at improving life for older adults.
Music therapy for those living with dementia
Following a successful pilot project earlier this year, Saffron Hall and Anglia Ruskin University are launching a series of music therapy groups for people living with dementia and their carers.
Cases of blindness to rise to 115 million by 2050
The number of cases of blindness is predicted to rise to 115 million by 2050, according to new research just published in The Lancet Global Health.
App can help banish those barbecue blues
An ingenious free app that provides detailed local weather forecasts could prove a blessing for anyone planning a barbecue during the temperamental British summer.
Are robots a threat to the future of humans?
Self-confessed robo-sceptic Dr Ben Garrod will attempt to discover whether robots are here to make our lives easier, or whether they actually threaten the future of the human race, in a new two-part BBC4 documentary beginning at 9pm tomorrow (Wednesday July 26).
New degree apprenticeship to ease digital crisis
Several Cambridge technology companies are on board with Anglia Ruskin University’s new Digital Technology Solutions BSc (Hons) Degree Apprenticeship course – the first of a range of new courses designed to help people learn as they earn.
India project shortlisted for Green Gown gong
A project led by Anglia Ruskin University students and staff to improve the lives of villagers in a remote area of India has been shortlisted for a national award.
New research into views that can’t be missed
People find it harder to relax within distracting environments, even if they are natural, according to new research published by the journal PLOS ONE – showing that even a peaceful walk in the country won’t necessarily clear your head if attention-grabbing features are visible.