University of Sunderland

Professor John Murray and Bernard at University station, Sunderland.

Robot dog surprised Tyne and Wear Metro passengers by boarding a train Holly Allton

Lauren Osborne author of 'It's okay to be me.'

Graphic novel from graduate discusses neurodiversity in women Mya Clouston

From left: Lee Picton, sporting director at South Shields FC, Lorraine Robertson, head of international development at the University of Sunderland, Geoff Thompson, chairman/owner of South Shields FC, and Tom Atkinson, international development officer at the University of Sunderland. Photo: Kev Wilson.

South Shields FC and University of Sunderland to launch football academy Ryan Smith

Katie outside Coronation Street's iconic Rover's Return pub

Meet the Cleadon lass who has landed a dream job on Coronation Street Kevin Clark

Sunderland University students Katie Stubbs and Declan Marshall who have set up their own business The Magical Moment during lockdown. Picture: DAVID WOOD

South Tyneside graduate lands job on BBC children’s TV shows Hayley Lovely

Lisa Cryer and her husband Mark officially launch their new children’s book, Roundabout Rabbits at Ouseburn Farm in Newcastle with their children Jude (9) and Sonny (3) Picture: DAVID WOOD

South Tyneside couple launch children's book Roundabout Rabbits Hayley Lovely

Intern Arbaz Khan and Managing Director Ian Farrar at Far North Limited

Business South Tyneside business benefits from university intern scheme Hayley Lovely

The University of Sunderland is asking to hear from former students as it gears up to celebrates its 30th anniversary celebrating being awarded university status.

Uni asking former students to get in touch as part of anniversary celebrations Neil Fatkin

Chrissy Cameron at the University of Sunderland's Spark radio studio.

Partially sighted young broadcaster wins accolade at national awards Neil Fatkin

Dr Andrew Aldrin speaking with children during the event at the University of Sunderland.

Picture: DAVID WOOD

Son of second man on the moon looks to inspire new generation Neil Fatkin

The Cultural Spring’s Emma Horsman, left, with Emma Scarr dropping off craft packs.

Cultural Spring arts project praised Tony Gillan

Hundreds of prospective employees attended a jobs fair at the Stadium of Light as part of the City of Sunderland Business Festival.

Prospective employees hope to score themselves a new job Neil Fatkin

Staff from across the Trust who have worked on the TOPIC project have been nominated for a Nursing Times award.

Ad Feature Care of older people is hot TOPIC as team in the running for national award Jatinder Dhillon

Rebecca Welch, the first woman to take charge of an English Football League match, alongside University of Sunderland Vice Chancellor Sir David Bell.

Picture: DAVID WOOD

History making female referee awarded honorary fellowship by city’s university Neil Fatkin

Brontë Bates and her husband Daniel on their wedding day.

Pregnant student urges others to get a Covid vaccine Ryan Smith

Teams are ready to help students

Education Clearing at University of Sunderland: Teams ready to help students Ross Robertson

Visitors can find the new panel next to the England Coast Path on The Leas, just north of Souter Lighthouse.

New project highlights the ever-changing environment of the coast Ross Robertson

Georgia Barron, 24, died suddenly last month.

Ambulance bosses share tribute to student paramedic on the day of her funeral Fiona Thompson

Universities are aiming to be at the heart of the North East's recovery from the pandemic

Thousands of jobs and hundreds of new businesses expected for North East Ross Robertson

Bobbie Branley-Speirs and Claire Beaton were student nurses when they volunteered to work on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic.

Meet the two student nurses who stepped up to work on the covid frontline Sophie Brownson

Sunderland University students Katie Stubbs and Declan Marshall who have set up their own business The Magical Moment during lockdown.

How Cleadon couple's new business has boomed in lockdown David Sedgwick

Book Aid For Africa founder Elewechi Okike preparing for the books to head out to Nigeria.

Former lecturer sends thousands of books to African university Sophie Brownson

Sunderland has been named University of the Year for Social Inclusion.

Sunderland 'most inclusive' university Tony Gillan

Students at the University of Sunderland

University launches scheme to help workers Ross Robertson

North East academic Professor Lawrence Bellamy has taken an in-depth glimpse at society’s potential future.

What does the future hold once the coronavirus crisis ends? Gavin Ledwith

Student nurse Hayley took her Oath of Allegiance last year to the 251 Medical Squadron.

Coronavirus Nurse toasts graduation after Covid-19 work for NHS Ryan Smith