A politics professor from Staffordshire believes the nation is in a “constitutional crisis” following Theresa May’s decision to postpone today’s Brexit vote in Parliament.
The Prime Minister justified the postponement on the grounds “there is widespread and deep concern” over the Irish border backstop in the Brexit negotiations.
Stressed Staffordshire University students flocked to the university library to – swap their books for cuddles with guide dogs!
Dog De-Stress Day is a ‘pawesome’ event held twice a year on the Stoke-on-Trent campus to help students relax.
Now that the clocks have officially turned back, Staffordshire Police are reminding residents to take extra steps to keep burglars at bay.
Commuting students received a blow this week after Staffordshire University announced that the Brindley car park at their Leek Road campus would be closed from Friday October 12.
The announcement follows a series of complaints from students after an event last week led to some car parks being cordoned off, while others operated a one-in, one-out policy.
Staffordshire and Keele Universities say they would consider introducing British Sign Language clapping at their union events if students asked for it.
It comes after the University of Manchester made headlines for introducing BSL clapping, commonly referred to as “jazz hands”, at their union democratic events.
Staffordshire University has faced backlash this week from angry students who have been unable to park their cars due to an event hosted by the university at their Leek Road Campus.
Staffordshire University is celebrating its recognition into the 2019 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings for the first time.
A forensic student researching the drug ‘Spice’ has won the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences’ Undergraduate Most Meritorious Student Award 2018.
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.
The winners of the Staffordshire’s future journalist awards were announced today (16 March 2018) during an awards ceremony at Staffordshire University.