News from 2022

Facial recognition analysis sparks fresh questions in Lord Lucan case

HIS disappearance has remained one of the country’s most famous unsolved mysteries.

Zeeshan’s ‘inspiring’ struggle with MS leads to YAYA nomination

At 23-years-old, University of Bradford graduate Zeeshan Hussain has already overcome more struggles in life than most.

How 'Uncle Cyril' saved the world

The remarkable story of a civil rights activist who took part in one of the most famous peace rallies of the 20th century has been uncovered by his nephew with help from archives at the University of Bradford.

Fully paid PhDs will look for prostate cancer treatments

The University of Bradford has announced the first of three fully-funded PhD opportunities specialising in the treatment of prostate cancer.

Brazil expert on why election result is good news for the rainforest

Brazil’s former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has succeeded in beating far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro, winning 50.9 per cent of the votes to lead the country again.

'Bussing Out' interactive art exhibition opens at Theatre in the Mill

A new exhibition at the University's of Bradford's Theatre in the Mill showcases the social policy known as 'bussing out' - the re dispersal of non-white children in the 1960s and 1970s.

Yorkshire universities awarded £3.9m to help inform decision-makers

Yorkshire’s universities will lend their research expertise to assist policymakers in a bid to boost the regional economy, as part of a £3.9m collaboration.

Student par-oar-medics plan to row 3,000 miles across Atlantic

Three University of Bradford student paramedics are planning to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic to raise money for charity.

Plan to improve safety of healthcare for thousands

A team of researchers has won £5.8m in funding to improve healthcare outcomes for people receiving home care.

Dales archaeology day to examine our love of landscape

If you've ever wondered why the landscape of the Yorkshire Dales is so alluring, then a Dales Archaeology Day at Leyburn Methodist Church on October 29 could hold the answers.