An academic from the University of Bedfordshire has penned an article for Care Talk magazine about the findings from an ongoing care leaver research project.

As Pride Month 2021 draws to a close, University of Bedfordshire staff have been reflecting on what the celebration means to them, sharing some of their fondest memories of past Pride Months.

A final year student has written a horror story while studying Forensics at the University of Bedfordshire, which is due to be published later this summer.

The 23rd June marks International Women in Engineering Day and Jade Catchpole – a University of Bedfordshire student – hopes her upcoming summer placement in construction is a sign that positive change is on the horizon for women in the engineering industry.

A book launch showcasing six new works authored by University of Bedfordshire academics is taking place on Wednesday 23rd June.

A London exhibition commemorating Pride Month is featuring works by a University of Bedfordshire lecturer, created during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A member of University of Bedfordshire staff will be cycling 257 miles along the old Roman trunk road to raise money as part of Keech Hospice Care’s elephant-themed fundraising campaign – the Big Trunk Trail.

Researchers from the University of Bedfordshire have helped develop a new inactivating technology for faster and safer testing of Covid-19 samples, in partnership with Life Science Group Ltd (LSG).

As the UEFA Euros 2020 tournament kicks off, the Press Office has created a media card to showcase the relevant football and sport expertise available at the University of Bedfordshire.

Media students at the University of Bedfordshire have helped to produce a keynote interview conducted by Octopus TV with John Stevenson – award-winning filmmaker and director of DreamWorks animation blockbuster, Kung Fu Panda – providing them with invaluable hands-on industry experience which had been previously unavailable during the pandemic.

An international student from the University of Bedfordshire has written and published a book during lockdown, based on her experiences of being the youngest person from Bangladesh to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.

Following the UK government’s announcement of £51 million in new social care funding (24th May), researchers at the University of Bedfordshire have completed the first stage of a study investigating the support available to care leavers during the pandemic – with emerging findings highlighting that Covid-19 has heightened the challenges facing young people leaving care.