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1. SportBU: University Mental Heath Day free activities

   We all know our physical health can have a direct impact on our mental health. So, in support of University Mental Health Day, SportBU is hosting a wide range of events, from Monday 11 to Friday 15 March.  

2. Can cricketers banned for ball tampering ever regain their hero status?

   BU's Dr Emma Kavanagh, currently at the Commonweath Games in Australia, writes about the controversies surrounding sports ball tampering 

3. OPINION: How the pandemic has changed holidaymaking in Britain

   Dr Anya Chapman writes for The Conversation about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on domestic tourism. 

4. Dr. Ann Luce elected to National Suicide Prevention Alliance Steering Group

   Dr. Ann Luce, Principal Academic in Journalism and Communication has been elected to the National Suicide Prevention Alliance Steering Group for a three-year term, starting June 2019.

5. BU’s Osman Ahmed set for England football success

   While success does not often come easily for a national England Football team, one team is bucking the trend, with the help of a BU academic.

6. PBS America – graduate life in the fast lane of TV!

   A spotlight on ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥'s partnership placement with US television company PBS.

7. Second BFX Festival scores with the media

   The BFX Festival was a big hit with regional and national media, including BBC television, radio and newspaper articles.

8. BU’s Ken Brown appears on BBC Breakfast

   ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ lecturer Ken Brown was on the BBC Breakfast sofa discussing attitudes to an aging population.

9. BFX Pro sets pace for rest of BFX Festival

   One-day conference kicked off the third BFX Festival, with some of the biggest names in VFX, Animation and Gaming attending to speak about the future of the industry.

10. BA (Hons) Media Production student's graduate project featured in Marie Curie magazine

    Rachel Kitkat's graduate project is an audio-visual installation reflecting how a family deals with a terminal illness. 

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