Audiences enjoying the latest Warner Bros fantasy blockbuster, The Hobbit, may be fulfilling deeper needs than pure entertainment, says Dr Alison Milbank.
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Tags: Department of Theology and Religious Studies, Dr Alison Milbank, JRR Tolkien, The Hobbit
Dr Dorothy Johnston, Keeper of Manuscripts and Special Collections. is retiring from the University after 25 years of dedicated service.
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Tags: Dr Dorothy Johnston, manuscripts and special collections
A group of Birmingham teenagers visited the University’s Malaysia Campus after winning the University’s Academy Excellence Awards.
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Tags: Birmingham, David Ross, Impact: The Nottingham Campaign, Malaysia, Nottingham Potential, Nurturing Talent, Professor Sarah O’Hara, UNMC
Student Bethan talks about the benefits of HealthyU.
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University of Nottingham Veterinary Medicine student Leanna Shuttleworth has climbed her way into the record books.
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A 10-year-old boy came face to face with his heroes — the team behind the University’s YouTube hit, Periodic Table of Videos.
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Alan Sillitoe’s Saturday Night and Sunday Morning is the inspiration behind a new exhibition at Lakeside.
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A farmers’ market founded and run by students at Sutton Bonington Campus has made it into the finals of BBC Radio Four’s Food Awards — just over a year after its launch.
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Twelve people from the University have completed a gruelling bike ride to raise funds for Nottingham Potential.
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Tags: Impact: The Nottingham Campaign, Into University, Life Cycle, Nottingham Potential, Nurturing Talent, Widening Participation
A chef, a senior figure in the UN and an author have been made honorary graduates.
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Tags: Ann Greenwood, Baroness Amos, Desmond Wilson, Graham Cartledge CBE, John Knight CBE JP, June Spencer OBE, Keith Hamill OBE, Prof Alexander MacKenzie Johnston OBE, Robert Harris, Sat Bains, Steve Holliday