Empowering communities by engaging them in research
When Jasjit Singh was researching media portrayals of British Sikhs, he wanted to make sure his research was a true representation of the people whose...
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Why do we need a compassionate campus?
For students and staff to thrive at university and beyond, we need a campus culture where everyone feels they belong. This is about how we...
What if the drugs don’t work?
Infections that would have quickly killed us a hundred years ago are rarely a cause for concern nowadays. Antimicrobials protect us from infections caused by...
Reimagining impact: entrepreneurial education that makes a difference
The desire to make a difference sits at the very heart of the University of Leeds’s strategy. Its ambition is to train the next generation...
Can digital technology open up higher education?
Digital technology is often promised as the key to widening participation in university education for more students, but this technology isn’t neutral, and not all...
Collaborating with learning disabled artists on inclusive arts
A project at the University of Leeds boosted the recognition and celebration of learning-disabled artists. Working closely with Leeds-based disability art studio Pyramid, it investigated...
Preventing atrocities
The Rohingya in Myanmar, the Uyghurs in China, and the Yazidi in Iraq – the last few years have seen a dramatic resurgence of violent...
Colour's influence on the way we live
We are surrounded by colour, but its significance in our lives goes far beyond simple aesthetic impressions. It has practical applications that help us navigate...
Chemical pollution knows no borders
Laura Carter’s research has found hazardous traces of chemicals in plants, soil and water from Yorkshire to remote rivers in Nepal. Now she’s creating an...
Circular economy: coming together for a sustainable, fairer economy
Unsustainable patterns of production and consumption are driving global challenges such as biodiversity loss, climate change and growing inequalities. There is an alternative, and it’s...