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A Grangetown to grow up in

3 August 2022

Young people give their vision for a child-friendly community after COVID-19

8 portraits athletes from Cardiff University

Cardiff University students past and present competing at Commonwealth Games

28 July 2022

Many developed their passion and skills for their sports while in Cardiff

Impact of research and teaching showcased at National Eisteddfod

28 July 2022

Events will examine topics including children’s rights, politics, science and history

Graduation celebrations for ‘exceptional’ physics student

21 July 2022

Josh Colclough, Winner of the School Prize for Outstanding Physics Project, draws praise from leading academics in the UK.

Students vote our engineering courses among the best in the UK

20 July 2022

Our electrical and electronic engineering course takes the top spot for student satisfaction, as the NSS 2022 results are revealed

Photographs of Dan Tilbury and part of the Welsh School of Architecture's exhibition display

Sustainable design and sustainable practice

13 July 2022

Dan Tilbury, Welsh School of Architecture, explains the creation of a new 100% sustainable display system for the school's exhibition of student work.

Prize winners Haya Mohamed (L) and Helen Flynn (R)

The Welsh School of Architecture announces the 2022 prize winners for the Master of Design Administration (MDA) and the Diploma Professional Practice (DPP, the Part 3)

11 July 2022

The Welsh School of Architecture has announced the 2022 Society of Construction Law prize for the Master of Design Administration (MDA) and the Stanley Cox prize for the Diploma Professional Practice (DPP, the Part 3).

Face masks unsafe in MRI machines, study shows

11 July 2022

New research outlines potential risk to patients who wear certain types of face masks whilst undergoing an MRI scan.

Unrealistic journal requirement for chemical purity of samples

7 July 2022

Researchers at the Cardiff Catalysis Institute collaborated with three international research groups on a study that showed an unrealistic journal requirement for chemical purity of samples.

Crumlin Colliery

MArch II students exhibit their visions of a sustainable future for the Crumlin Navigation Colliery

4 July 2022

A public exhibition entitled: ‘’Carbon past, slow carbon futures: visions of a sustainable future for the Crumlin Navigation Colliery’ took place on Sunday 26 June.