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Blog23/11/2018

Winchester research roundup November 2018

Here's a roundup of our latest research news, from a new study into the positive impacts of music in care homes, to awards, prizes and new publications. Read more

Press Release21/11/2018

Winchester journalism graduates shortlisted in national awards

Two BA (Hons) Journalism graduates from the University of Winchester have been shortlisted in the prestigious British Journalist Training Council (BJTC) Student Journalism Awards 2018. Read more

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Press Release21/11/2018

Winchester students take action as part of #IWILL volunteering week

Students from the University of Winchester made a difference in the local community as part of national student volunteering campaign #IWILL Week (12-16 November). Read more

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Blog27/11/2018

The In/visibility of Race and Religion

How do race and religion impact life chances? Maisha Islam, of the Centre for Student Engagement, explores issues around race and religion in a series of posts for the University. In this first post, she argues that the subtle ways in which society reacts to individuals' difference(s) are the most problematic Read more

Blog03/12/2018

November 2018 at the University of Winchester

In another busy month at Winchester, our journalism students welcomed former journalist MP Steve Brine as a guest editor, we commemorated the centenary of the First World War and saw our students volunteer in charities across the city. Read more

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Press Release05/12/2018

University opens its doors to local community on Christmas Day

This year, the University of Winchester is once again opening the doors of one of its campus coffee shops to offer local residents free coffee, tea and cakes on Christmas morning. Read more

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Press Release04/12/2018

Winchester students quiz Ambassador about peace process in Afghanistan

Students studying Politics and Global Studies and Journalism courses at the University of Winchester had an opportunity to quiz the Ambassador of Afghanistan to the UK about the peace process and elections in his country at a special roundtable discussion event this week. Read more

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Press Release12/12/2018

Winchester recognised as a University of Sanctuary

The University of Winchester received a Sanctuary Award from UK charity City of Sanctuary in recognition of its initiatives to welcome refugees and asylum seekers and support them in higher education study. Winchester becomes the first University of Sanctuary in the south of England. Read more

Alan Titchmarsh speaking at Christmas Lecture

Press Release07/12/2018

'Words to live by' from University Chancellor Alan Titchmarsh at Christmas lecture

University of Winchester Chancellor, broadcaster and novelist Alan Titchmarsh MBE VMH DL, shared his advice for making the most out of life at a special Christmas lecture this week (5 December). Read more

Blog10/12/2018

Women, Equality and the Legal Profession

In November, Christina Blacklaws, President of the Law Society of England and Wales, delivered a lecture at the University of Winchester. Charley Dugdale, LLB (Hons) Law student and President of the Winchester Student Law Society, shares thoughts on the talk and explains why reality is better than fiction when it comes to the legal profession. Read more

Vice Chancellor Joy Carter and Adrian Kendry

Blog17/12/2018

“The world needs visionary leaders to solve today’s problems”: 5 minutes with Adrian Kendry

In October, former NATO Senior Defence Economist and Adviser to the 12th Secretary General and Visiting Professor of Economics and Security at the University of Winchester, Adrian Kendry, delivered his inaugural lecture. We spoke to him about politics, economics, and religion and asked for his thoughts on Brexit. Read more

Blog08/01/2019

Review of the Year: 2018 at the University of Winchester

2018 was an incredibly busy and positive year for the University of Winchester. From new building developments and visits from politicians and celebrities, to forging partnerships and championing values-driven social action, there was lots to celebrate each month. It was a tough choice, but here are our favourite moments from the past year. Read more

Blog21/12/2018

Winchester research roundup December 2018

Winchester's research and academic expertise is having an impact nationally: find out more in our latest monthly blog roundup. Read more

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Blog15/01/2019

How can our education systems reflect the society we live in?

In the second of her posts exploring issues around race and religion for our equality and diversity blog, Maisha Islam, administrator for the Centre for Student Engagement, asks: to what extent are our education systems reflective of the society we now live in? Read more

Four male members of the HELP Hampshire team at the launch event

Press Release18/01/2019

Winchester health experts launch exercise-based stroke rehabilitation clinic in Hampshire

Health experts at the University of Winchester have set up a new community clinic to help improve the health, wellbeing and quality of life of stroke victims through exercise and education. Read more

Blog21/01/2019

Born to Play

Is all the world a stage? Professor of Theatre for Development, Tim Prentki, discusses his thoughts in this captivating blog. Read more

Blog23/01/2019

Chaplaincy in focus: Dean of Spiritual Life, Revd Dr Terry Biddington

As one of our core values, spirituality is important at the University of Winchester. We spoke to Dr Terry Biddington, Dean of Spiritual Life, about the role spirituality plays in university life, the importance of multifaith spaces and what the University does to encourage students and staff to engage with their spirituality. Read more

Blog04/02/2019

Winchester Research roundup January 2019

Discover our latest research and academic news, including the launch of a specialist new clinic which is set to enhance the health, wellbeing and quality of life of stroke patients in Hampshire. Read more

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Blog25/01/2019

Why the ‘People’s Vote’ isn’t listening to England

Professor John Denham, former Labour Cabinet Minister and Director of the Centre for English Identity and Politics at the University of Winchester discusses the implications of a prospective second referendum. He explains why the campaign for a Peoples Vote has ignored England and, as a result, risks further division. Read more

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Blog30/01/2019

Routes to an English Parliament

John Denham, Director of the Centre for English Identity and Politics, and Dr Craig Prescott, Director of the Centre for Parliament and Public Law, consider how an English Parliament, if it was ever thought desirable, could come to fruition. Read more

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Blog30/01/2019

Is it ‘only a dream?’ Understanding your child’s spiritual dreams

Kate Adams, Director of Research and Knowledge and Professor of Education and Childhood, discusses the nature of dreams and the impact they can have on a child’s spiritual life. Read more

Press Release01/02/2019

Acclaimed children's author Katherine Rundell announced as keynote speaker at University of Winchester Writers' Festival 2019

Katherine Rundell, prize-winning author of five novels for children and a renowned academic scholar, has been announced as the keynote speaker for this year's University of Winchester Writers' Festival (14-16 June 2019). Read more

Blog05/02/2019

January 2019 at the University of Winchester

The beginning of 2019 brought a sense of anticipation and excitement for things to come. To kick off the New Year, we’re shining a spotlight on the insight and activities of our academics. In addition to the latest news and updates, check out some of our favourite academic blogs, articles and media appearances below. Read more

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Blog19/02/2019

Is the promise of social mobility through education a myth?

In her latest blog post exploring issues around race and religion, Maisha Islam of the Centre for Student Engagement, looks at the discrimination racial and religious minorities face when taking the leap into the job market. Read more

Claire Gradidge sitting at a desk with her book manuscript

Press Release12/02/2019

Winchester creative writing graduate wins Richard and Judy 'Search for a Bestseller' competition

A creative writing graduate from the University of Winchester has won Richard and Judy's third 'Search for a Bestseller' competition for first-time unpublished writers. Read more

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