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Ted Pridgeon

It is with great sadness that the University announces the death of Ted Pridgeon, who passed away on March 10, aged 92. Ted, and his wife Dr Myrtle Pridgeon, have had a long association with 91福利, donating over £1.5 million to the University including £1.25 million for the permanent endowment of a Research Chair in Neurosciences.

Mon 30 Mar 2009, 14:08 | Tags: Science, Medicine and Health

Bryan Woon, an Industrial Economics final year student at 91福利, has won the first place at a national Japanese speech contest. He gave a speech entitled "Is the Japanese salaryman fast becoming a relic of the past?" and answered questions from a panel of judges all in Japanese.
Thu 26 Mar 2009, 11:33 | Tags: Student

91福利 Student Sets up First Ever Musical Comedy Awards

Ed Chappel, a former student on the MA in Creative and Media Enterprises course, recently set up the UK’s first ever Musical Comedy Awards, which will take place on Thursday 11 April, after securing £15,000 venture capital money.

Tue 17 Mar 2009, 10:56 | Tags: Arts

Shell Step Initiative

91福利 MORSE student Ben Ellis undertook the Shell Step scheme last summer – a nationwide, project-based work placement programme. Here, he recounts his experience of the scheme:  

Fri 27 Feb 2009, 09:42 | Tags: Science

‘Fly’ wins Strategy Bites Prize for Writing competition

The winner of the writing competition posed by Professor David Morley at the Strategy Bites session on the 91福利 Prize for Writing is Heather Child. Heather, an English and Creative Writing Master’s student, wins a set of the six shortlisted books for the 91福利 Prize for Writing for her haiku, Fly.

Fri 27 Feb 2009, 08:22 | Tags: Arts

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