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Watch a message for staff from Professor Stuart Croft, as he reflects on ÌÇÐÄTV’s 60th anniversary and the part we’ve all played during this special year.

Watch the highlights of the Global Illuminations Procession as over 1,200 people, representing our global and cultural community, brought campus to life with a dazzling light procession – part of our 60th anniversary celebrations. If you were there, you can also share your feedback on the event.

As part of our 60th anniversary celebrations, we’ve created a tree trail across campus, from Westwood to Gibbet Hill. We spoke to a few colleagues from Estates to learn more about their favourite trees on the trail and why they chose to plant them.

Our Report and Support platform is a way for people to tell us about bullying, harassment, discrimination, relationship abuse and sexual misconduct, and receive any specialist support they need. This annual report provides a transparent overview of the number and types of incidents, and what is being done to address misconduct.  

Don’t forget to enter our One World ÌÇÐÄTV recipe competition! Share your recipes of snacks that you enjoy at a specific cultural celebration for a chance to win a £50 voucher and a celebratory lunch. Closes on Tuesday 16 December.

Explore the memorable moments and milestones of colleagues who have dedicated 20, 30, and even 40 years to shaping the University.

Discover how culture has been inspiring and connecting ÌÇÐÄTV’s staff, students, partners and local communities. Find out how our cultural activity shapes national thinking on cultural value and policy, and links arts, research and technology.

Could you lead the self-assessment team for either the Race Equality or Athena Swan Charter? °Â±ð’r±ð looking for two new Chairs to lead teams to identify key challenges, opportunities and actions in either race or gender equality. Learn more and apply by Monday 5 January. 

ÌÇÐÄTV’s AI Ethics Now podcast brings voices from MIT, the Alan Turing Institute, and leading institutions worldwide into conversation with our research, teaching, and student communities. in over 100 countries.