2023

Academics from the central Maghreb region of North Africa – encompassing Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia – and from across the UK were among the guests at a summit hosted at Keele University this week to present the findings of a major research project.

The team behind a widening participation programme led by Keele University are celebrating after winning a prestigious award for their work with a local professional football club.

Teams from Stoke-on-Trent, Crewe, Derby, Loughborough and Liverpool have taken part in an annual football tournament for refugees and asylum seekers at Keele University.

Depression and loneliness can be prevented using structured telephone-based psychological care, delivered over eight weeks, according to new research.

Fire and rescue service staff could help healthcare providers reach more patients in need by including early detection of mental ill health in older adults as part of their routine Home Fire Safety Visits, researchers have said.

Keele University researchers are launching a new study which will explore the experiences of higher education students in the UK who have fled humanitarian crises in their home countries.

A football tournament for refugees and asylum seekers returned to Keele’s campus today - double the size of last year's debut event.

A programme which helps teenagers from under-represented groups to pursue careers in medicine has been shortlisted for two awards.

When I met Randal Keynes, the distinguished conservationist, more than a decade ago, I didn’t have to explain.

Keele University has been named as a “preferred partner” in a scholarship scheme supporting British Muslim students into Higher Education.

Anyone who works with young people across North Staffordshire and south Cheshire - or indeed has children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, neighbours and so on - will know that they are amongst the most creative and bright children in the country