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Friday, April 26, 2024

Arts & Culture

A Pioneering Music Programme For The 21st Century Music Business
A pioneering music programme which will nurture, develop, and produce the music artists of the future is set to launch at the University of Sunderland. The BA (Hons) Modern Music Industries course will be led by some of the North East’s most prolific musicians. The programme will be run by the...
A Call For Change In Gaming Culture’s Unequal Stereotypes
A study that shines a light on racial and gender stereotypes in the billion-dollar gaming industry has led to a graduation prize for a Sunderland Masters student. Kirsty Evers wanted to better understand the attitudes of players towards the protagonists within character-focused video games, who are commonly white, straight and...
Dashers and Prancers across the North East are asked to put on their running shoes for a virtual race to raise money for charity. The Sunderland Virtual Reindeer Dash – a Covid-safe twist on the city’s annual event at the Bridges shopping centre - will take place between 1 and...
Catholic Education Trust Launches An Ambitious Regional Project
An expanding North East Catholic Education trust has launched one of the largest, most ambitious school projects of its kind involving South Tyneside, Durham and Sunderland schools to highlight the power of unity, hope and aspiration during a time of great challenges in education. Journeys of Hope is a long-term...
Leading lights in the creative industries are contributing to a crucial week of activities at the University of Sunderland which supports students’ careers in the arts and cultural sectors. Daily Mirror editor Kevin Maguire, television writer David Quantick, digital entrepreneur Austen Atkinson, and Linda Mason, a renowned make-up artist for...
North East Divers Campaign To Keep Pools Open Amid New Covid-19 Restrictions
A North East organisation is hitting out at the imminent blanket closure of swimming pools, warning it has the potential to harm the mental health of its young members. Sunderland City Dive Team has worked hard to keep its divers – aged between six and 18 – in the water...
Sunderland University Graduate Nominated for UK's Largest Animation Festival
A University of Sunderland graduate has been nominated for a prestigious award as part of the UK’s largest animation festival. The annual Manchester Animation Festival (MAF) celebrates the animated art form and the artists behind it. Animation graduate Alex Collier joins other University alumni heading up the nominations at this year’s...
Bridges Sunderland Commemorates Remembrance Day
SUNDERLAND’s Bridges shopping centre is ensuring traditional acts of remembrance can still take place this year, despite current restrictions. In the run-up to Armistice Day, on 11 November, Royal British Legion poppies will be on sale at the centre’s Walworth Way mall, near Primark and Bodycare. And shoppers will also be...
Honest and Open Voices on the new 'Black Lives' Podcast
Gaining a greater understanding of the Black Lives Movement is just one of a number of topics set to be discussed in a new podcast. The University of Sunderland has officially launched the Black Lives podcast, which aims to open doors to conversations that reflect the lived experiences of Black...
Chantal's Business Takes Off As She Helps Tackle Racism
A young woman’s desire to improve people’s understanding of sexism and racism has led to her using her skills as a radio presenter to launch her own business. Chantal Herbert, 37, from Newcastle, graduates from MA Radio from the University of Sunderland later this year with a fledgling business that...

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