Covid-19 updates: University’s lateral flow tests available to book from tomorrow
Students working in the Bill Bryson Library today were told of the change through an announcement on the loudspeakers. This change also applies to staff.
Read moreStudents working in the Bill Bryson Library today were told of the change through an announcement on the loudspeakers. This change also applies to staff.
Read moreThe GoFundMe page, “A Ton for Tom”, aims to raise £100,000 to fund what is needed to start his recovery. It is projected that a bed at the rehab hospital will cost £10,000 a week and ongoing physiotherapy will cost £3,700 a week.
Read moreDurham University’s student radio station, Purple Radio, has won Best Station Branding at the Student Radio awards.
Read moreThe Covid-19 LFT requires the participant to take a swab of the inside of the nose and back of the throat, using a long cotton bud. The swab is placed inside a fluid.
Read moreThe report warns that England could run out of water by 2050 because of falling supply from climate change and increasing demand from new homes.
Read moreIn an email sent to all students this afternoon, Clare O’Malley, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Global), said: “As a result of an increasing number of cases within our College residence, we have taken the decision to ask all students living in St Mary’s and Collingwood Colleges to remain on the broader University campus for seven days from today (Thursday 8 October) even if they are not self-isolating or have not tested positive for coronavirus.”
Read moreThe website automatically downloads a students lectures and seminars to their calender.
Read moreAnother Frep at Josephine Butler has now tested positive
Read moreThe Riverside Bar and café will be open from 17:00-22:00 on weekdays and 12:00-22:00 on weekends.
Read moreThe reopening spaces will be accessible between 12pm- 4pm daily via a one-way system to help reduce the spread of coronavirus.
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