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A film raising awareness of the urgent issue of wildlife disturbance on Cumbria’s coastline has led to a special award for two University of Cumbria final-year students graduating last week.

Meet Little Herdy, the much-loved, unofficial mascot of the University of Cumbria, that’s inspiring the Class of 2025 and more by reaching the South Pole. 

A leading figure at Tullie in Carlisle has been named Alumnus of the Year 2025.

Amidst thousands of visitors of Carlisle city centre for the University of Cumbria’s graduation ceremonies this week is Amanda Wilson, a trailblazing headteacher and author whose work continues to inspire the next generation of school leaders across the country.

40-year journey examining links between health, spirituality and contemplation leads to PhD  

Three students have won this year’s University of Cumbria Spirit of Cumbria Award.

Starting today (Tuesday 15 July), Carlisle Cathedral plays host to the University of Cumbria’s summer graduations.

Members of the Brilliant Barrow Board have visited the new University of Cumbria Barrow campus. They got a preview of the largest project within the Government-backed Brilliant Barrow Town Deal, ahead of its official opening to students this September.

The University of Cumbria will welcome an estimated 5,000 visitors to Carlisle this month as it celebrates its Summer Graduation Ceremonies 2025.

A key strategic aim of the University of Cumbria, as outlined in its Towards 2030 strategy, is to be recognised as a digitally-driven and enabled organisation. This week, the university has announces it has won an award associated with this work.

The University of Cumbria is proud to announce its sponsorship of Barrow BID’s Dave Day and its partnership with the Dock Museum’s Dave Myers’ exhibition.

Experienced nursing, clinical research and leadership figure to support university’s health workforce partnerships.