Staffordshire University recognised in world rankings
Staffordshire University is celebrating its recognition into the 2019 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings for the first time.
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Staffordshire University ‘Spice’ student researcher wins national award
A forensic student researching the drug ‘Spice’ has won the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences’ Undergraduate Most Meritorious Student Award 2018.
Stoke City host ‘Show Racism the Red Card’ awards ceremony
Stoke City teamed up with charity Show Racism the Red Card for a school awards ceremony.
The ceremony helped celebrate the children’s creative writing and multi-media work under the theme of ‘Race’.
Staffordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner takes on subject of mental health
Staffordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner joined a panel at Staffordshire University yesterday (April 12) to talk about the importance of mental health.
The ‘In Conversation’ event, heard a panel of experts discuss the subject of mental health and how it affects every sector of the community.
7 revision tips for stressed out students
Exam and deadline season is upon us and students up and down the country are starting to revise. It’s an incredibly stressful time and is a lot of pressure for young adults, but there are effective revision tactics that will help to keep you motivated and composed.
Future Journalist Awards 2018 winners announced
The winners of the Staffordshire’s future journalist awards were announced today (16 March 2018) during an awards ceremony at Staffordshire University.
Students: 5 ways to prevent deadline stress
Ah, the ever-familiar exam period. Sometimes, no matter how hard you try and keep your cool, it can feel like everything is on top of you. This article will be short and sweet, I promise, as the last thing you need when exam pressure is high, is to be reading a long article about running out of time.
City councillors back calls for all Stoke-on-Trent schools to teach sex education
City councillors are backing calls for all schools across Stoke-on-Trent to teach sex education, regardless of religion.
Cllr Joy Garner says there should be no exceptions as local education authorities look to bring in new Government plans to introduce compulsory sex education.
Stoke-on-Trent MP says lowering tuition fees is not the answer
Labour MP for Stoke-on-Trent North, Ruth Smeeth, has expressed her concern about the possibility of the government lowering tuition fees for some university degrees.
Stoke-on-Trent to host exhibition celebrating new artists
Three Staffordshire University artists have been chosen to display their work in the New Art West Midlands exhibition.
Since starting six years ago, the project has become important in developing the careers of many up and coming artists.