March
‘Think about organ donation’ call from professor at launch of campaign
THE lack of organ donation among minority groups was highlighted at a campaign aimed at raising awareness.
Higher Education fair attracts massive crowds
SOME 3,500 prospective students packed into the University’s Bedford Campus to hear about the hundreds of Higher Education (HE) options open to them.
Mallory announced as Luton’s Sports Woman of the Year
UK number two female canoeist and University of Bedfordshire student Mallory Franklin was last night (Thursday) announced as Luton’s Sports Woman of the Year.
Higher Education Fair in Bedford next week
THOUSANDS of prospective students are expected to arrive at the University of Bedfordshire on Monday and Tuesday as the Bedford Campus hosts The Bedfordshire and Milton Keynes Higher Education (HE) Fair.
Glow in the Dark Volleyball is a 'smash' hit
WHEN the main lights are switched off at the Alexander Sports Centre, in Bedford, it's normally a sign that activities have finished for the day.
Iraq at 'standstill' 10 years after outbreak of war
THE affects of the Iraq War has brought the nation to a "standstill and took Iraq back to the Middle Ages".
Complete genome for desert plant sequenced
THE complete genome of the Cistanche deserticola, or desert broomrape, has been sequenced for the first time by researchers at the University of Bedfordshire and Fudan University in Shanghai, China.
Student to present research at House of Commons
A RESEARCHER’S work on improving energy and spectral efficiency in mobile communications devices will be presented at a prestigious event at the House of Commons today.
Customer Service: It’s not an option
CUSTOMERS are the lifeblood of your business. And Customer Service can make or break your business.
Software freedom activist to speak at University
A SOFTWARE freedom activist will share his views on a free digital society at the Ian Dixon Lecture Theatre (A004) at the Luton campus on Wednesday, 20 March from 6pm to 9pm.
Graduations at Luton
STUDENTS dodged snow flurries to attend graduation ceremonies at the Luton campus.
Bedfordshire gets green light from Ofsted
PRIMARY teacher training at the University of Bedfordshire has been praised for its ‘high employment rates’, ‘good quality mentoring in schools’ and ‘promoting positive attitudes among class pupils’ by Ofsted – in one of its first, new and tougher inspection systems.