From Bradford to Miami – 2025 media coverage
Throughout 2025, the University of Bradford has received national and international media coverage, showcasing its innovative research projects, student and academic’s opinions and theatre productions.
News from 2025
Lenka’s sweet success: How TV baking boosted her confidence
A University of Bradford staff member who reached the final of the Slovakian version of The Great British Bake-off says the experience has changed her.
Bradford strengthens clean energy ties in Vietnam
The University of Bradford has advanced its international collaboration on sustainable energy with a specialist workshop at Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST).
Bradford joins global canal-city alliance to drive innovation and sustainability
The University of Bradford has become a founding member of the Canal-City Universities Cooperation Mechanism (CUCM), a bold new international network launched in Yangzhou, China, to unite universities in canal cities worldwide.
Study to slow short-sightedness in young adults
The University of Bradford is spearheading a study into the progression of short-sightedness among young adults, aiming to tackle one of the fastest-growing global eye health challenges.
‘Clash on Campus’ sees wrestling rock University
The stars of Kingdom Wrestling, the UK’s first faith-based professional wrestling charity, slammed their way into the University of Bradford for an action-packed show.
Signs, tips and advice on men’s mental health at Christmas
As the festive season approaches, a mental health campaigner is calling on men to prioritise their wellbeing and open up about their struggles.
How Mollie turned adversity into academic triumph
From overcoming adversity to excelling in cancer research, University of Bradford Master's graduate Mollie Browes embodies resilience and innovation - her inspirational story shows how the University's 'Different is what we do' mantra has real impact.
Graduates leave legacy with women in STEM network
A pair of students behind a support network group for women in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) have left a lasting legacy after graduating from the University of Bradford.
Football’s VAR likely subject to ‘proximity bias’ says Bradford psychologist
Could the location of the pitch-side monitor influence Premier League referees’ decisions? New research from the University of Bradford suggests it might – and the findings are being presented today (December 2) at the British Psychological Society’s Division of Sport and Exercise Psychology Conference in Leeds.