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”
Category: LIFESTYLE
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”
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”
Shining a spotlight on the dawn of dark tourism
For the majority of us, booking a holiday means a search for sunshine destinations, lively resorts, or secluded beaches for a bit of rest and relaxation. But there’s also a trend among some travellers to seek out places historically linked with death and tragedy, as the phenomenon of dark tourism grows in popularity. Locations linked … Continue reading “Shining a spotlight on the dawn of dark tourism”
Desiré puts wildlife conservation in the spotlight
In her native South Africa, forensic scientist Dr Desiré Dalton experienced wildlife in ways which most of us can only dream about. Her work has varied from being in close proximity to big cats such as lions and cheetahs, to identifying new species of bats. She has gone to work with international agencies involved in … Continue reading “Desiré puts wildlife conservation in the spotlight”
9 tips for spring cleaning a student kitchen
No matter how you frame it or how many times you do it, it’s difficult to motivate yourself to do housework – nevertheless, it needs to be done. And research shows a good spring clean can actually leave you feeling calmer, happier and more focused. It’s all about a tidy space and a tidy mind. … Continue reading “9 tips for spring cleaning a student kitchen”
What’s on in Teesside this April
Hello spring! Exciting things are blooming across Teesside this April. We’ve pulled together our top picks of events and activities for this month that are bound to give you a great start to the new season. Deer Park at Raby Castle With 200 acres of lush green parkland to explore, Raby Castle provides an enchanting … Continue reading “What’s on in Teesside this April”
Top tips for studying during Ramadan
Ramadan takes place on the ninth month in the Islamic calendar and is one of the holiest months of the year for Muslims. It’s a time for spiritual reflection, worship and fasting from sunrise to sunset. This year Ramadan is expected to begin on Sunday 10 March, depending on the sighting of the moon, and … Continue reading “Top tips for studying during Ramadan”
Rhys goes under the spotlight to help demystify death
From watching Judge Judy back in the day, to embarking on a new role in the American city of Baltimore, forensic scientist Dr Rhys Williams has had an interesting career journey. Whether his work has involved decomposed pigs, frozen birds found in an old freezer, or ancient Viking armoury, Rhys has seen it all. And … Continue reading “Rhys goes under the spotlight to help demystify death”