University of Leeds awards honorary degrees
Olympic boxer, Nicola Adams, and Sir Peter Hendy, Leeds graduate and the new Chairman of Network Rail, are amongst a host of distinguished individuals receiving an honorary degree this year
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Launch of the Leeds Institute for Data Analytics
A new institute set up to help public and private sector organisations meet the challenges and opportunities of the Big Data revolution opens its doors today.
The new library: bees, booths and broadband
It has 50,000 bees living in hives on the roof; over 900 new study places connected to superfast broadband; it has 150,000 books - with hundreds of thousands more publications available online.
It's time for Reform: Leeds International Medieval Congress
This week marks the 22nd annual International Medieval Congress (6 - 9 July), when more than two thousand of the world's most knowledgeable medievalists descend on the University of Leeds.
New research aims to charge robots remotely
Researchers at the University of Leeds are taking part in a project to develop ways to wirelessly "beam" power into robots and other digital systems.
How removing a protein slows blood vessel growth in tumours
Scientists from the University of Leeds have discovered a new protein which triggers the growth of blood vessels in breast cancer tumours which have spread to the brain.
Exhibition draws on University's First World War archive for inspiration
A new exhibition at the University of Leeds demonstrates the First World War's continuing influence on 21st century creativity.
Change of approach in dental care across Europe
The University of Leeds is at the forefront of a new four-year project which aims to transform future dental care across Europe.
University of Leeds showcases pioneering research for Minister
The new Minister for Universities and Science, Jo Johnson MP, visited world-leading research facilities at the University of Leeds.
Unique project maps the history of the British antiques trade
It is worth billions each year to the British economy and inspires endless hours of television programming. But the British antiques trade has been somewhat neglected by academics - until now.