Matthew Jones returned to the classroom because he was curious and he wanted to build his self-confidence.

Martin Shipton Cardiff University has been accused of causing worry to some of its longest serving employees with a proposal to save money by changing their pension arrangements. A consultation docume...

We are the National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE). We advocate for the role of public and community engagement in building a more inclusive higher education sector.

A quick introduction to a short podcast series all about the CAER Heritage project in Cardiff, civic mission and how universities and communities can work together. Subscribe to https://soundcloud.c

For episode 50 Russell heads to Cardiff's Grangetown district in the south of the city to chat with two of the founders of Grange Pavilion's Youth Forum (GPYF) - Nirushan Sudarsan and Shoruk Nekeb. T

YouTube video by Rob Thomas

More than 40 students currently trapped in Gaza with full scholarships to UK Universities are asking for a safe route to come and study. We, the academic community hoping to welcome these scholars, ca...

YouTube video by David Wyatt

Community in Cardiff learns about its past while building a better future.

YouTube video by Michael Munnik

Charting the revival of a historic Welsh church in Aberdare that has been reborn as a vibrant hub of faith, art and community through creativity and collective spirit.

An excavation has uncovered a number of pits dating back to the Bronze Age at Trelai Park.

YouTube video by Cardiff University

Cardiff University has obtained a High Court injunction in response to the now-disbanded Palestine camp outside its main building

Anonymous What will a “leaner and more efficient” Cardiff University look like? Cardiff University’s Executive Board has set out their vision for ‘digital transformation’ in Wales in 2035, where ‘digi...

Cardiff University academics explain how the pace of cuts, commercialisation and techno-speculation at the institution risk its collapse.

Macquarie blames prospect of international student caps and ‘uncertainty’ about domestic student numbers for proposed academic job cuts, fewer arts courses

Cardiff University's council chair Pat Younge told staff and students the savings were 'painful but necessary'

Universities’ reliance on international students is only the most recent attempt to solve a broader problem, one that...