Two PhD graduates in Medieval History are to work with the Norton Priory Trust in Cheshire to research the past lives of people whose remains were excavated on the site.

​Lancaster University has been named as the winner of the China Education Links Award.

Ambitious North West SMEs keen to drive forward eco-innovative ideas and products are invited to a major event in Manchester on March 4.

Sixth form students from across the North will have the opportunity to design their own airline at a Lancaster University Entrepreneurship Conference

A former Lancaster University student has realised a dream of starting his own film production company.

The opening of a £7.5 million, newly-refurbished Lancaster University building will further develop and improve health care services for the local community.

The concept of a new university website complete with mobile application to capture the campus social scene at a glance, earned an enterprising student an iPad.

Two researchers from Lancaster University have been chosen to present their work at the House of Commons as part of an annual event showcasing the work of the UK’s best early career scientists, engineers and technologists.

A new series of the Westminster Faith Debates which will examine religion and personal life will start on 13 February

Rapidly increasing demands for food, fibre and fuel, together with the advent of new technologies, are driving revolutionary land use changes throughout the world.

Through its partnership with GD Goenka World Institute (GDGWI) Lancaster delivers undergraduate and post graduate programs in management and engineering subjects with an industry relevant focus at the purpose built campus.

Debates designed to raise the profile of medical ethics drew an audience of more than 70 people from the Lancaster community.

A Lancaster University lecturer’s recently published book provides a fascinating insight into the Mormon culture set against a chilling but humorous backdrop.

Lancaster partners with QES to engage young people with research

A new drug to prevent the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease could enter clinical trials in a few years’ time according to scientists.

Sixty years ago, on 31 January and 1 February 1953, over 300 people died in flooding on the East Coast of England. Recent research has found that the Cabinet partly funded the response to avoid blame and further requests for funding.

An article on ‘Improving the Quality of Working Life’ earned Professor Cary Cooper CBE the Chartered Institute of Management’s ‘Management Article of the Year’ Award.

A tool which could radically improve the diagnosis of language delays in infants in the UK is being developed by psychologists.

The European Commission has chosen Graphene as one of Europe’s first 10-year, 1,000 million euro Future Emerging Technologies flagships.

Care homes and NHS healthcare services must work more closely together to improve levels of care for older people, according to researchers.