Marine Le Pen’s conviction disrupts RN’s 2027 plans, shifting leadership to Jordan Bardella. The far right may use this ruling to fuel...read more ❯
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Marine Le Pen’s victim narrative is already being constructed – but there are ways to stop her criminal conviction benefitting her
One week left to get your nominations in for the Vice-Chancellor's Engage Awards 2025
The Vice-Chancellor's Engage Awards closes on Thursday 10 April at 4pm, but there is still time to submit a nomination. The Public Engagement...read more ❯
Calling local organisations wanting student support
We are looking for local organisations that would like to benefit from student support working on a stand-alone project between July and August...read more ❯
Embedding Sustainability in the Curriculum: Insights from a Green Impact Workshop
How do teachers understand ‘sustainability’ across different subject areas and disciplinary approaches? How present is sustainability in the...read more ❯
Bath to the stars: celebrating alumni success
We’re over the moon about Bath alumna Anne McClain’s second trip to the International Space Station to command the Crew 10 mission. The NASA...read more ❯
PhD profile: Fatih Avcilar
Fatih is in the first year of a PhD with the Future of Work research centre. He explains how play in the workplace can help avoid burnout and why you...read more ❯
The certainty of hope in the mystery of God
The certainty of hope in the mystery of God
Our university community is regrouping after the loss of a well-known member of staff. His family...read more ❯
UK businesses face a big tax hike. So what does it mean for workers and the economy?
From April 2025, UK businesses face a sharp rise in employer national insurance contributions, increasing costs across key sectors like...read more ❯
Life in the UK with Daniela
What’s surprised you about moving to/living in the UK?
The drinking culture is different than I thought it would be.
What do you miss most...read more ❯
The cloud over corporate sustainability could yet have a silver lining
Things may look bleak but – as Dr Annie Snelson-Powell and Dominic King (EMEA Lead at Accenture Research) ask – could a fresh and more directly...read more ❯
Parade Profile: Diana Bevan (BSc Economics 2020)
As a student athlete – co-captain of the Ladies 1st XI Hockey team among other sporting pursuits – Diana spent much of her time in the Sports...read more ❯
Progress Pride Lanyards are now available
We have lanyards in stock that we can offer to staff and students.
LGBTQ+ lanyards are used as a symbol of support for the LGBTQ+ community...read more ❯
Why Public Policy Matters in Today's World
In today's rapidly changing world, effective public policy is crucial for addressing the myriad challenges we face. From trade, healthcare and...read more ❯
Repent or Perish - Understanding the call to us from Jesus
Repent or Perish
Now there were some present at that time who told Jesus about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mixed with their...read more ❯
Six Ways to Be Well: Enhancing Your Student Life
Prioritising your wellbeing is key to balancing studies and self-care. In this blog, Aqida shares how integrating the Six Ways to Be Well into her...read more ❯
Save the date!
5th International Workshop on Flow Induced Blood Damage in Rotating Systems
The Blood Damage Workshop 2025 (BDW25) is under construction! We're...read more ❯
Showcase your work at the Bath Digital Festival
We are excited that the University is again sponsoring Bath Digital Festival this year, and are issuing a call to researchers from disciplines across...read more ❯
The ABC of learning design: course conversations in the School of Management
Recently, members of the CLT had the pleasure of hosting an ABC Learning Design workshop with colleagues from the School of Management, including...read more ❯
Dear Co-pilot.....
A while ago my manager, Ed, set us a challenge – what’s the most creative way you could use AI? I’d been scratching my head on this one –...read more ❯