Dr Fiona Measham (Applied Social Science) was interviewed by Grazia magazine 29 October on why binge drinking has lost its appeal among young people.
Dr Maggie Mort, and Dr Celia Roberts, (Sociology) have guest blogged on the Age UK blog.
Professor Cary Cooper (LUMS) was interviewed by BBC 3 Counties radio, 22 October, about online bullying and what can be done about it.
Dr Karenza Moore (Applied Social Science) was interviewed on BBC Radio Wales, 23 October, about the drug Mephedrone. listen again at 1.25.29 minutes in.
Dr Tom Mills (PPR) was interviewed on BBC Radio Lancashire, 23 October, about the Cuban missile crisis. Listen again at 15.20 minutes in.
Dr Shuruq Naguib (PPR) was interviewed on BBC Radio 4, programme, 21 October, discussing Islamic views on women’s education.
Professor Angus Winchester (History) was interviewed on BBC Radio Cumbria, about Quakerism. Listen again at 56.00 minutes in.
LUMS graduate Sonu Bubna was featured on the Business Because website, following her return to the Management School to give a talk to students about her journey from KPMG manager to entrepreneur.
Professor Steve Bradley, Pro Vice-Chancellor for International, was quoted in the THE, 25 October
The success of MBA student Husameldin Elnasri who won the MBA Student of the Year award, announced by The Association of MBAs (AMBA) is covered by the Independent.
Professor Padraic Monaghan, Dr Ut Na Sio and Professor Tom Ormerod (Psychology) were featured in Science Omega, 17 October, in an article about sleep study research. Also featured in Life Hacker.
The arrival of the new wind turbine on campus was covered in the Lancaster Guardian, 25 October.
Professor Roger Kemp (Engineering) has been filmed on campus today (26 October) by BBC North West Tonight, for a contribution to a piece about an ‘energy procurement’ scheme being set up in Kendal. To be aired at 6.30pm tonight.
NuBlue in InfoLab21 were featured in Creative Boom.
Dr Stephen Pumfrey (History) contributed to BBC Four’s programme Seven Ages of Starlight, broadcast last night.
Research led by Dr Fiona Lobban (FHM) was mentioned in the Mail Online about the positives of Biopolar.
See here for comments in the media from colleagues at The Work Foundation