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Sunderland Students Keep Shakespeare Alive on Facebook
As the lockdown causes students to use the internet instead of real classrooms and theatres, Dr Adelle Hulsmeier asked hers to reinterpret Shakespeare's The...
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UK’s Hidden Shadows Documentary Airing 6pm Tonight
Following the explosive popularity of the American documentary Out of Shadows, a UK version is being released at 6pm tonight
Presumably you're like us, being...
Made in the North East: The Self-Isolation Podcast
BBC Radio Tees has released The Self-Isolation Podcast. Hosted twice a week by north-eastern BBC journalist Adam Clarkson and local actress Jess Daley, the...
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Science & Technology in Sunderland
The University of Sunderland has hosted its first Global Education Forum in which senior academics joined together to support their students across the world.
The computer screen forum provides international contact for students and academic staff at campuses in Sunderland, London, Hong Kong, and Transnational Education Centres (TNE) overseas. Students...
Sam Jones, who had previously worked on the Tamworth Herald newsdesk as a reporter before joining e-commerce entertainment retailer Fanatical back in 2017, has been unveiled as one of MCV/Develop's 30 Under 30 for 2020 - an annual event 'showcasing the very best young people in the industry'.
The 29-year-old,...
According to the 2000 film Gladiator, Emperor Marcus Aurelius says 'Death smiles on us all. All one can do is smile back.'
The Second Century Roman Emperor probably had his lines finessed for the movie; his recorded words are something like:
"Why do you hunger for length of days? The point...
Singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé, MBE, returned to the University of Sunderland on Tuesday in her role as Chancellor.She spent the day at the University where she officially opened the School of Medicine, as well as meeting and talking with the next generation of young doctors.The School of Medicine, which accepted...
Carl Onwochei’s life was almost in the pan before joining Sunderland in 2016 on a Biomedical Science degree. Carl had endured five years of grueling autoimmune disease, the pain of which had been wearing down his physical and mental health since the age of 19. He fell ill while...
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Sunderland Students Keep Shakespeare Alive on Facebook
As the lockdown causes students to use the internet instead of real classrooms and theatres, Dr Adelle Hulsmeier asked hers to reinterpret Shakespeare's The...
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North East England News
University Student Nurses Answer Call to Fight Against Covid-19
Hundreds of graduate and student nurses from the University of Sunderland have been deployed - or are waiting to join - the frontline to...
Sunderland History
The Origins of Place Names Around Sunderland
English place names were invented by J.R.R. Tolkein for use in bedtime stories for his children, or...
Exciting Plans for Sunderland’s Iconic Elephant Tea Rooms
One of Sunderland’s most iconic buildings is not only undergoing renovation – it is about to enter...
Blue Plaque Honouring Sunderland’s First Female MP Unveiled
Sunderland’s first female MP has had a blue plaque unveiled in her honour.Marion Phillips – a Labour...
Learn about Sunderland’s People Power & ‘The Radical North’
Sunderland residents will soon have the chance to learn about the north east’s fascinating, complex and often...
Sunderland Minster Churchyard & Town Park Get Lottery-Funded Facelift
Renovation work is underway on Sunderland’s historic Minster Churchyard and the nearby Town Park.The works are part...
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