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courier Tag Archive

A Sporting Year in Review

by • 10th December 2020

What. A. Year. As quickly as people may want to forget 2020, we thought we'd remind you of some of the biggest sporting events to happen over the last 12 months...

Blind Date: James and Meredith

by • 3rd March 2020

Third Year Maths student, Meredith Hughes, meets Third Year Politics student, James Dady, for a blind date at The Tyne Bar. ...

From the archives: women come to Men’s Bar

by • 10th February 2020

Grace Dean looks through the Courier archives to trace the more memorable moments of Newcastle’s history....

From the archives: Shearer celebrated, socialists succeed, and Condom Olympics come to campus

by • 12th December 2019

Grace Dean looks through the Courier archives to trace the more memorable moments of Newcastle’s history....

Newcastle University in collaborative clean energy deal

by • 29th November 2019

Newcastle University is one of 20 universities which have struck a renewable energy deal which will help reduce carbon emissions. The aggregated power purchase agreements (PPA),...

From the archives: bombs, Parliament and the Agric-Dental shitstorm

by • 19th November 2019

In 1976 the Agric and Dental societies hosted a debate in which “mud, excrement, water, genitals and other ammunition were freely throw around”....

Awe-rora Borealis across the globe

by • 10th November 2019

Jamie Hampton shares the top four picturesque locations to experience the Northern Lights ...

New University Wellbeing App: iNCLude

by • 4th November 2019

Newcastle University have introduced a new, free wellbeing app: iNCLude, designed to help students take steps to help improve their mental wellbeing....

From the archives: when Newcastle nearly became Northumbria

by • 28th October 2019

Grace Dean delves back through the Courier archives to offer a view of campus life from yesteryear. ...

Mentally ill students risk academic penalties for missing classes

by • 28th October 2019

Phoebe Hurst discusses potential academic penalties for mentally ill students ...