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Research by economists Steve Bradley and Giuseppe Migali, showing that fewer university students dropped out after higher fees came in, features on the BBC website.
The Pentland Centre's Gail Whiteman and Jeremy Wilkinson discuss why a shrinking Arctic matters, including its effects on the economy.
Lancaster University has appointed a leading professor to chair its new research centre for sustainability in business.
Change is on the cards for traditional TV broadcasters, but the future also offers exciting opportunities, writes Martin Friesl in The Conversation.
Jobs and growth in high-tech industries in the North West are to be bolstered thanks to a new programme being launched by BAE Systems and Lancaster University.
Lancaster University’s work on a programme that has helped to support thousands of businesses and the economy has been recognised by the internationally-acclaimed Academy of Management.
Recent graduate Emma Lindsay has been awarded the Blueprint Interiors Scholarship for outstanding achievement in the BSc Marketing and Design.
Lancaster’s first ever Game Theory Conference will take place this November.
Economist Geraint Johnes examines Northern Powerhouse plans and claims they are in "utter confusion" in the Huffington Post.
Recent graduate Edward Cox is the winner of this year's Professor Balasubramanyam Prize, in recognition of his achievements in his studies of Development Economics.
MBA students had the opportunity to network and get career advice during a recent trip to central London.
Lancaster University is ranked among the UK’s best for student satisfaction in the 2015 National Student Survey.
A Blackburn-based telecommunications company has joined forces with a team of LUMS students to evaluate their e-marketing.
Two parties. Two rivals. Two plans. One surprisingly similar outcome says LUMS economist Geraint Johnes.
One of the University's longest-serving members of staff is retiring today, after 47 years.
A thought-leader from one of the world’s biggest companies is to explain how the ‘Internet of Things’ will revolutionise our lives during a special one-off talk at Lancaster University.
Naveen Sakhamuri has become the 1,000th LUMS graduate to join our new alumni platform, LUMS Connect.
When fees go up, dropout rates go down, according to research by economist Giuseppe Migali.
A unique online Masters programme aiming to develop responsible, future global leaders has been launched.
Economist Geraint Johnes explains that economic growth is not occurring at the same rate in different areas in a interview on Sky News.
Economist Geraint Johnes examines how a hot summer can affect our spending habits.
A LUMS graduate who went on to become a musician and comedian has been presented with an alumni award during this year's graduation ceremonies.
US Managing Editor of the Financial Times Gillian Tett was among those to receive an honorary degree during last week's graduation ceremonies.
Gail Whiteman, from the Pentland Centre for Sustainability in Business, argues that corporate sustainability needs to be increased in an interview for the European Commission on Sustainability.
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