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By Newcastle University On March 8, 2023

How can art and poetry transform the housing sector?

If up to 80% of new home buyers wouldn’t consider buying a property built in the last ten years, how could poetry and art help?...

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Tags: Working with Business, Culture and Creative Arts, Poetry,

By Newcastle University On January 30, 2023

New measure identifies toddler speech & language delay

Local areas across England can now use the new Early Language Identification Measure (ELIM) and Intervention to identify speech,...

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Tags: Culture and Creative Arts, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On December 14, 2022

At Newcastle University we're working hard to make a difference and develop solutions to the most pressing problems facing the...

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Tags: Data, One Planet, Culture and Creative Arts,

By Newcastle University On September 27, 2022

Celebrating the talents and powerful stories of refugees through art

According to the UN Refugee Agency, by May 2022, more than 100 million people worldwide had been forced to flee their homes – the...

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Tags: Culture and Creative Arts, Community, Research,

By Newcastle University On May 11, 2022

How we’re putting Newcastle on the poetry map

Newcastle Poetry Festival recently enjoyed a successful return to the city. Celebrating the very best in poetry, the outstanding...

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Tags: Culture and Creative Arts, Alumni, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On April 5, 2022

Moses Roper: Our missed opportunity to end slavery sooner

Over the years,fugitive slave and abolitionist Moses Roper has not received the same kind of attention in the history books as...

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Tags: Heritage, Culture and Creative Arts, Research Excellence

By Prof Uta Kögelsberger On March 7, 2022

Exposing the devastating impact of forest fires

Fire Complex, a project by a Newcastle University artist, is highlighting the brutal impact of forest fires and is setting about...

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Tags: Culture and Creative Arts, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On January 27, 2022

Exploring the Creative Arts at Newcastle University

Poetry at Newcastle University has been nominated as one of more than 100 “Creative Sparks” from UK universities who are being...

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Tags: Culture and Creative Arts, Alumni, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On December 23, 2021

Here are some of the top Newcastle University news stories from 2021, including how our experts have been working hard to improve...

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Tags: Cancer, One Planet, Covid-19,

By Dr Christopher Harrison On December 7, 2021

This is how we're opening up the universe to the blind

The size, shape, formation and backstory of the universe has been the cause of fascination for scientists and researchers for a...

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Tags: One Planet, Culture and Creative Arts, Inclusivity

By Newcastle University On November 30, 2021

We're inviting you to celebrate Pop Art

Newcastle University’s Hatton Gallery, regarded as the birthplace of Pop Art, has once again brought works by Pop Art legends to...

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Tags: Culture and Creative Arts, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On September 22, 2021

Online exhibition documents Mandela’s visit to Pietermaritzburg

In April 1990, Nelson Mandela visited Pietermaritzburg to see the devastation caused by the Seven Days War. Dr Aron Mazel, now a...

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Tags: Culture and Creative Arts, Research Excellence

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How can art and poetry transform the housing sector?

If up to 80% of new home buyers wouldn’t consider buying a property built in the last ten years, how could poetry and art help?...

New measure identifies toddler speech & language delay

Local areas across England can now use the new Early Language Identification Measure (ELIM) and Intervention to identify speech,...

Top research and news stories of 2022

At Newcastle University we're working hard to make a difference and develop solutions to the most pressing problems facing the...

Celebrating the talents and powerful stories of refugees through art

According to the UN Refugee Agency, by May 2022, more than 100 million people worldwide had been forced to flee their homes – the...

How we’re putting Newcastle on the poetry map

Newcastle Poetry Festival recently enjoyed a successful return to the city. Celebrating the very best in poetry, the outstanding...

Moses Roper: Our missed opportunity to end slavery sooner

Over the years,fugitive slave and abolitionist Moses Roper has not received the same kind of attention in the history books as...

Exposing the devastating impact of forest fires

Fire Complex, a project by a Newcastle University artist, is highlighting the brutal impact of forest fires and is setting about...

Exploring the Creative Arts at Newcastle University

Poetry at Newcastle University has been nominated as one of more than 100 “Creative Sparks” from UK universities who are being...

Top Research and News Stories of 2021

Here are some of the top Newcastle University news stories from 2021, including how our experts have been working hard to improve...

This is how we're opening up the universe to the blind

The size, shape, formation and backstory of the universe has been the cause of fascination for scientists and researchers for a...

We're inviting you to celebrate Pop Art

Newcastle University’s Hatton Gallery, regarded as the birthplace of Pop Art, has once again brought works by Pop Art legends to...

Online exhibition documents Mandela’s visit to Pietermaritzburg

In April 1990, Nelson Mandela visited Pietermaritzburg to see the devastation caused by the Seven Days War. Dr Aron Mazel, now a...