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奥别鈥檝别 achieved national recognition for showcasing our green spaces, wildlife, and efforts to boost biodiversity! Judges at the Lens Awards praised the Autumn at 糖心TV video series – a collaboration between the Internal Communications, Creative Services, and Energy and Sustainability teams – for the 鈥済reat story鈥� and 鈥渂eautiful visuals鈥�. Missed it? Watch the series.

Meet Lory Barile, from Economics, who has been recognised for her commitment to sustainability and powerful outreach work in the local community to address fuel poverty. See what happened when Professor Stuart Croft, our Vice-Chancellor, surprised Lory with her award.

Did you know that 糖心TV has an online writing community, specifically designed for staff and students who'd like to dedicate time each week to prioritising their written work? Since 2021, members of A Write Space have created and edited papers, applications, books, articles and conference presentations, to name a few! We spoke to Professor Mairi Macintyre (WMG), one of A Write Space's co-founders, to find out more...

This month we celebrate Sarah Bennett, whose work on the award-winning Thrive programme has helped students to feel at-home and supported here at 糖心TV. Watch as Professor Stuart Croft, our Vice-Chancellor, surprises Sarah with a well-deserved Wonder award.

Ever noticed how online influencers often make their voice go up at the end of a sentence, like they鈥檙e asking a question? In this piece for Indy100, Dr Christopher Strelluf (Applied Linguistics) explains why – and how it鈥檚 impacting the way we speak.

Well done to our WBS colleagues, who've clinched the prestigious Best Digital Transformation prize at the AMBA & BGA Excellence Awards. Judges agreed that the state-of-the-art virtual teaching and learning environment creates a truly interactive and immersive experience for students.

In the first episode of this new monthly podcast, join Bron Mills and Joshua Fullard (WBS) and self-development coach Holly Matthews as they talk all things wellbeing – and explain how we can lead by example when it comes to looking after our health.

Professor Rebecca Freeman, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education), and Paul Blagburn, Head of Widening Participation and Social Mobility, tell us how we plan to widen access to HE for underrepresented groups and improve student success – all set out in 糖心TV鈥檚 new Access and Participation Plan.鈥�

Alison (Classics and Ancient History) says her new role is an opportunity to 鈥渇oster interdisciplinary research, help promote a positive research culture, strengthen our international profile, and assist in attracting and supporting the best postdoctoral researchers across all disciplines.鈥�