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Remembering the Fylingdales golf balls
Nestled on the North Yorkshire moors, the Fylingdales golf balls were an iconic sight until the mid-90s. These large, white radar domes dominated the landscape from 1963 to 1994, when they were demolished. This once well-known sight which many will remember, is among landmarks across our region being celebrated at events organised by Teesside University … Continue reading “Remembering the Fylingdales golf balls”
Unpacking my summer abroad in Malaysia
Thinking about stamping your passport through Teesside University’s exciting study abroad programmes? Find out what you can expect with events management student Tee as they unpack their trip to Malaysia, from quad biking in the jungle to quality time with elephants… Guest blog: Tee Bramley Tee is no stranger to studying abroad, having spent a … Continue reading “Unpacking my summer abroad in Malaysia”
5 security tips to keep your personal devices safe
In today’s digital age, most of us rely on tech devices like smartphones, laptops, or tablets whenever we’re on the go. They offer a convenient way to stay connected with friends and family, manage finances and shop online, get directions, and access important work or school emails and documents. Unfortunately, students with expensive equipment can … Continue reading “5 security tips to keep your personal devices safe”
Stoptober: Benefits of quitting smoking
Stopping smoking is one of the best choices you can make for your health, and it’s never too late to decide to quit. Whether you’ve tried it before, been considering it for a while, or want to take part in Stoptober, you can join thousands of people across the UK quitting smoking this month. Steven … Continue reading “Stoptober: Benefits of quitting smoking”
5 ways to make friends at university
Embarking on your university journey can be a daunting experience, and making friends is often one of the biggest concerns for new students. The truth is a lot of people will be feeling the same way as you. And in even better news, there are lots of ways to forge great friendships and kickstart your … Continue reading “5 ways to make friends at university”
How to find the right society for you
Student societies. You’ve probably heard a lot about them, but what exactly are they? Why should you join? And with over 60 to choose from, how do you find the right one for you? Nick Rodgers, from Teesside University’s Students’ Union, answers your questions. Guest blog: Nick Rodgers Societies are extracurricular social groups which bring … Continue reading “How to find the right society for you”
7 fashion trends to elevate your university wardrobe this autumn
A fashion trend captures the popular culture of the moment, and can be shaped by everything from historical events to celebrities. When we hear the phrase ‘it’s a new trend’, we’re all keen to investigate what it is and who or what started it. And although fashion trends have existed for centuries, the advent of … Continue reading “7 fashion trends to elevate your university wardrobe this autumn”
8 study spots on campus
Finding the perfect study spot is a real-life Goldilocks moment. It needs to be just right, and ‘just right’ looks different for different people. Some need a constant murmur of background noise, while others require complete silence. There’s the ones who need to be surrounded by colour and those who want to stare at a … Continue reading “8 study spots on campus”
Celebrating our women in engineering
International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), which is marked on June 23, celebrates the contribution to engineering from amazing women across the world. At Teesside University, we’re proud of the incredible women who have chosen a career in engineering. We spoke a few of those who have forged successful engineering careers to share their insight … Continue reading “Celebrating our women in engineering”