August

Arts Council England has invested more than £1million in leadership development in the region to develop creative leaders.

Violent extremist ideologies are becoming more widespread, globally.

Keele University has received a Silver Employer Recognition Scheme award from the Ministry of Defence in recognition of its work to support the armed forces community.

A new study has provided evidence that antibiotic usage is associated with an increased risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis.

Dr Sophie Allen, a lecturer in philosophy at Keele University, will be appearing at the How the Light Gets In festival in London on Saturday 21 September.

Keele University will play a crucial role in helping local people engage with the arts thanks to a £1.75million expansion of a local scheme.

A student on Keele’s creative writing postgraduate course has spoken of his joy at having his work immortalised at a local railway station.

A student joining Keele’s School of Medicine in September has spoken of her joy after securing her place.

Keele University’s Business School is set to move into its new state-of-the-art facility at the entrance to the campus, creating a world-class learning experience for students and delivering a cutting-edge research environment.

Astronomers at Keele have detected an ‘ultra-hot Jupiter’ recording its temperature as one of the hottest exoplanets of this type ever discovered.

A Keele astronomer has helped to capture a stunning new picture showcasing an enormous nebula where stars are born.

Dr Neil Archer writes for The Conversation UK.

Dr William Foster has been appointed to lead the new MBA apprenticeship programme at Keele University’s Business School.

Keele University is celebrating its official 70th anniversary this Sunday, 11 August.

Dr Sandra Woolley writes for The Conversation UK.

Dr Allison Gardner, a lecturer in Keele’s School of Computing and Mathematics, was invited to the prestigious Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, in July to discuss the role of women in driving the digital revolution.

Dr Jacco van Loon writes for The Conversation UK.

Dr Jacco van Loon writes for The Conversation UK.

We’re working with the NHS, regional education providers and local authorities to develop new and innovative approaches to student wellbeing and mental health that can be rolled out nationally.

Keele University’s School of Law has been ranked 5th in the UK for its resources in the 2019 National Student Survey (NSS).