Eid al-Adha: Reflection, Sacrifice, and Faith
Dr Javed Bashir reflects on the significance of Hajj and Eid al-Adha in building stronger communities united by shared values.
Written by Dr Javed Bashir
Celebrating achievements and preparing students for their next steps at the Degree Show
Kathryn Penny reflects on the Business, Computing and Digital Industries Degree Show 2025.
Written by Kathryn Penny
Vaisakhi: A festival of hope and faith
Jacob Thandi explains how his experience of celebrating Vaisakhi helped him understand and identify with the values of being Sikh.
Written by Jacob Thandi
How my internship within the Race Institute has helped me build lifelong skills
Uzair Qureshi, Counselling Psychology student, reflects on his experience working as an intern within Leeds Trinity's Race Institute.
Written by Uzair Qureshi
A handesh a day keeps the doctor away: Eid in the Miah household
Salik Miah offers an insight into how his family celebrate Eid ul-Fitr as British Bangladeshi Muslims.
Written by Salik Miah
Shakespeare, sonnets, and the role of poetry in recreating ideas
Oz Hardwick, Professor of Creative Writing, explores the role of poetry in recreating common themes, for World Poetry Day.
Written by Professor Oz Hardwick
Improving the welfare of gymnasts through pioneering research
The research is aiming to support the welfare of gymnasts by determining the physical impact of current training approaches.
Written by Archie McKenzie
My top three ADHD tools for a productive and peaceful life
Eliza Lita, Senior Corporate Communications Officer shares three tools that make life with ADHD easier, for Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
Written by Eliza Lita
How to inspire curiosity and make science fun for children
Dr Caroline Neuberg, a former geophysics teacher, offers her advice on engaging children and young people with science.
Written by Dr Caroline Neuberg
How we can work together to accelerate gender parity
Ahead of International Women's Day, Indica Norcup shares some practical steps that can help speed up progress towards gender parity.
Written by Indica Norcup
Fostering interfaith understanding: Ramadan and Lent as shared spiritual journeys
Ahead of the start of both Ramadan and Lent, Dr Javed Bashir explains the commonalities of the two religious practices.
Written by Dr Javed Bashir
Taking time to reflect with Wellbeing Week in the School of Psychology
The School of Psychology's first 'Wellbeing Week' promoted the importance of psychological and emotional wellbeing within higher education.
Written by Dr Chris Rowley
How my apprenticeship helped me empower and motivate my team
Nicola Stone shares how the Senior Leader Degree Apprenticeship has helped her empower her team at Airedale NHS Trust.
Written by Nicola Stone
The transformative impact of talking therapy
Sophie Rani Bannister, Wellbeing and Inclusion Specialist at Leeds Trinity, explains how attending therapy transformed her mental wellbeing.
Written by Sophie Rani Bannister
How Leeds Trinity is marking the sacred Jubilee Year
Jubilee Years, held once every 25 years, offer an invitation to celebrate the hope of Christian faith and renew relationships with God.
Written by Danielle Roman
Celebrating student work at Leeds Trinity’s first policing conference
Students presented their research projects to academics, policing leaders and professionals, external partners, and their peers.
Written by Jacob Thandi
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New Year’s resolutions and Blue Monday – could this be a recipe for those January blues?
Dr James Jackson considers the effects of seasonal affective disorder on New Year's resolutions and the psychology of Blue Monday.
Written by Dr James Jackson
End sober shaming: Calling for change in harmful attitudes towards alcohol use
Professor David Best outlines the negative impact of sober shaming and calls for change in attitudes around alcohol use in the UK.
Written by Professor David Best
The importance of being a career-led university
Emily Timson highlights the importance of being a career-led university, and how Leeds Trinity achieves this through multiple and routes.
Written by Emily Timson
Using teaching as activism to embed anti-racism and feminism in European Law
Dr Jess Guth Head of the Law School at Leeds Trinity University, reflects on the racial and gendered biases affecting the legal field.
Written by Dr Jess Guth
Sport psychology academic presents key findings in Las Vegas
Dr Richard Simpson reflects on his experience at the annual Association for Applied Sport Psychology conference.
Written by Dr Richard Simpson
The challenges and rewards of volunteering
For International Volunteer Day, Jonathan Jackson shares the challenges and rewards of volunteering in the criminal justice system.
Written by Jonathan Jackson
Shaping Yorkshire’s economic future
Elliot Viles, Relationship Manager at Leeds Trinity University, reflects on the Business of Yorkshire conference.
Written by Elliot Viles
Good dads on deadlines: How universities can better support young fathers
Professor Carmen Clayton explains how young fathers in higher education can be better supported, for Men's Health Awareness Month.
Written by Professor Carmen Clayton