ARU students to haunt the Guildhall in Cambridge
Immersive theatre production will feature ‘ghostly prisoners’ and ‘crooked judges’
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18 November 2024
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14 November 2024 
Six poems all about monsters and monstrosity
VIEWPOINT: There are benefits from writing about topics that make us feel vulnerable
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21 October 2024 Proudly creating a global network against child sexual abuse
IPPPRI's Prof Sam Lundrigan and Dr Deanna Davy introduce the Expert Network Against Child Sexual Abuse (ENACSA) - a cross-institutional group of experts in child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE).
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18 October 2024 
Music and dementia – how songs can help sufferers
VIEWPOINT: ARU experts explain why music has such a powerful effect on the brain
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18 October 2024 
The Kite’s heritage takes flight with ARU’s StoryLab
Research institute to create a living archive as part of Cambridge heritage project
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8 October 2024 
Has war increased online risks for Ukrainian children?
Initial analysis finds an almost three-fold rise in mentions on dark web since invasion
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26 September 2024 
Next generation of teachers begin journey at ARU
Cohort of new students start England’s first new BEd course for 30 years
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19 September 2024 
V&A Illustration Awards recognise Aditi’s talents
Recent Anglia Ruskin University graduate is named Emerging Illustrator of 2024
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16 September 2024 
ARU research solves mystery of the Crystal Palace
Study reveals it was built so quickly thanks to the use of a standard screw thread
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12 September 2024 
ARU lecturer Kate Winter wins £5,000 book prize
Cambridge-based illustrator wins major award for picture book The Fossil Hunter