Entrepreneur in Residence
This story published on Friday 10 February 2012
Graham Leslie becomes the first Entrepreneur in Residence
University welcomes HEFCE CEO
This story published on Friday 10 February 2012
Sir Alan gives keynote speech
Without a prayer?
This story published on Wednesday 8 February 2012
Alex debates role of religion in U.S. presidential race
Children’s Chancellor
This story published on Monday 6 February 2012
Jim to head Kirklees Children’s Uni
University Weather Watch - January 2012
This story published on Monday 6 February 2012
It was warm and it was wet...
A taste of the 70s
This story published on Thursday 2 February 2012
Students help museum remember the 'decade that taste forgot'
A bridge so far!
This story published on Monday 30 January 2012
A unique up and under fund-raiser that bridges the UK and Australia
We are history - lecture
This story published on Thursday 26 January 2012
Lord Hennessy writing the story of our own times
BCS and the University collaborate to support students
This story published on Thursday 26 January 2012
As universities across the UK look to entice students in the face of rising fees, BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, is helping the University of Huddersfield to add further value for students on its computing courses.
Royal appointment...
This story published on Tuesday 24 January 2012
The Prince of Wales visits University Campus Barnsley
Refashioned fashion
This story published on Wednesday 11 January 2012
Environmental awareness by recycling clothes
University Weather Watch
December 2011 - windiest and warmest
This story published on Tuesday 10 January 2012
December was one of the windiest and warmest on record
Comment - The PM and patient care
This story published on Tuesday 10 January 2012
Comment - The PM and the “real problem” with patient care
by Professor Peter Bradshaw
Big upswing in application numbers
This story published on Tuesday 3 January 2012
Huddersfield defies the national trend by witnessing a RISE in applications
'Base born' Tudor children could aim high
This story published on Friday 16 December 2011
Historians discover that the upper class Tudors and Stuarts had a remarkably relaxed attitude towards illegitimate offspring
