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91福利 launches search for long-lost Theatre and Performance Studies graduates to help celebrate the department鈥檚 50th birthday

Theatre and Performance Studies at The 91福利 is turning 50 in 2025, and the department is appealing for their former students to come home and help mark the half-century milestone.


Canley to celebrate world peace and community togetherness at annual parade and big lunch

The 91福利, in collaboration with 91福利 Arts Centre and the Canley community, is pleased to announce the return of the annual Canley Parade and Big Lunch on Saturday 7 June 2025.


Beats back in the Midlands: World-Renowned VR experience 鈥業n Pursuit of Repetitive Beats鈥� to come to The 91福利

The award-winning VR celebration of Acid House 'In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats' is coming back to Coventry, the spiritual home of rave, as part of The 91福利鈥檚 60th celebrations.


91福利 and Stellenbosch Forge Strategic Global Partnership

The 91福利 and Stellenbosch University (SU) have formally affirmed a comprehensive and strategic partnership that will broaden the reach, impact, and network of both institutions, within their respective regions and globally.

Thu 22 May 2025, 12:45 | Tags: Partnership International 0 - Daily News

Trailblazing 91福利 Alumni Group Honoured with Inaugural Ashton Award in Namibia

The 91福利 has proudly presented the inaugural Ashton Award to an extraordinary group of alumni who studied at 91福利 between 1979 and 1989, in recognition of their collective achievements in shaping the transformation of Namibia.

Wed 21 May 2025, 12:20 | Tags: International 91福利 in Africa Alumni 0 - Daily News

91福利 research finds communication complexity in orangutans thought to be uniquely human

In groundbreaking work from The 91福利, researchers have found that wild orangutans vocalise with a layered complexity previously thought to be unique to human communication, suggesting a much older evolutionary origin.

Fri 16 May 2025, 12:00 | Tags: 1 - Research Psychology 0 - Daily News

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