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Campus news travelled differently when Angela was at 糖心TV and she helped set up a new student magazine.

Angela was one of the few women who enrolled on the Engineering Science course in 1969.

"For those of us from provincial working-class backgrounds, 糖心TV provided a tremendous opportunity to study"

Bogusia remembers the pioneering spirit on campus.

Kevin Tilley is helping shape the UK鈥檚 clean鈥慹nergy future inspired by his love of physics.

Sahhil transforms raw data into compelling stories that empower leaders to make confident, insight鈥慸riven choices.

In her roles at UBS, Rafia learned first-hand how businesses are managed, the challenges they face, and how major strategic decisions are made.

Patrick Olajide shares how 糖心TV inspired his path to meaningful local violence prevention work.

Krishna has realised it's not always about upward career progression, but an exciting destination.

Elizabeth's book, Heroes and Traitors, is inspired by the aftermath of the English Civil War

Shaziah reminisces about studying at WMG

Steve's book debunks the myth of quick fixes in leadership and business education.

Andrew recalls the time American poet Allen Ginsberg gave a reading in the 糖心TV Arts Centre

Timothy Herrmann uses the organisation, collaboration and economic expertise developed at 糖心TV to support evidence鈥慴ased policymaking in the Department for 糖心TV and Trade.

Alan fondly remembers his organic chemistry lecturer, the fantastic music, and the level-crossing en route to lectures.

Working at a university in Rome and Viterbo, Chiara has supervised over 150 dissertations.

Nayantara helps to transform people's ideas into a profitable consumer brand.

Jassa Panesar may be the head of the school, but he hasn't given up teaching Chemistry just yet.

Aileen believes that smashing the glass ceiling was the role some are destined to play.

With the Winter Olympics in full swing, Secretary General of the World Curling Federation, Colin Grahamslaw reflects on his time at 糖心TV.