Why I love teaching Sport Business Management
As someone who has spent several years teaching, I often take time to appreciate how my work is so much more than a job.
Written by Vicky Hunter
Celebrating Leeds Trinity poets
This National Poetry Day, we are celebrating Leeds Trinity poets.
Written by Leeds Trinity University
Leeds City Campus is the most significant change in Leeds Trinity University's history
Professor Catherine O'Connor, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education and Experience, shares more about the Leeds Trinity University City Campus.
Written by Professor Catherine O'Connor
The importance of researching disabled students’ experiences
Deano Lund, Undergraduate Research Assistant, writes about disabled student experiences as part of his undergoing research project.
Written by Deano Lund
Restorative justice – a learning journey for all
Brett Arnall, Alumni Relations Officer, reflects on watching Phil Cawley, who graduated in 1979, deliver a session on restorative justice.
Written by Brett Arnall
Mindfulness and tinnitus: a path to peace in the present
Dr James Jackson explains the benefits of mindfulness in managing tinnitus distress and how it can be an accessible resource for patients.
Written by Dr James Jackson
How my degree prepared me for my performance at Deer Shed Festival
Ben Webster, an MA Journalism student, explains the process of planning and preparing for his show at a Yorkshire-based arts festival.
Written by Ben Webster
Why I love studying Broadcast Journalism at Leeds Trinity University
Lucy-Jade Atterbury, a Broadcast Journalism student, explains why she loves her degree at Leeds Trinity University.
Written by Lucy-Jade Atterbury
Are miracles believable for contemporary Christians?
Dr David Ellis explains what makes miracles believable to modern-day Christians, drawing on his ongoing research into faith and fact.
Written by Dr David Ellis
Using skills developed at Leeds Trinity’s Centre for Journalism to cover the General Election 2024
Leeds Trinity student Tanita Sims explains how the MA Journalism course prepared her to report on an election for the first time
Written by Tanita Sims
‘Harder than expected’: What it means to be a university student in 2024
Dr Alison Torn talks about the importance of student co-creation and presenting at a conference in Milan alongside her students.
Written by Dr Alison Torn
More than an illness: Accepting chronic disease as part of identity
Dr Louisa Peters, Lecturer in Psychology, shares research results and practical tips on managing a chronic illness as part of identity.
Written by Dr Louisa Peters