To mark our 60th anniversary, we’ve opened the University of Bradford’s archive of staff and student newsletters to trace how campus life, culture and community have evolved from the 1960s to the 2010s. From major milestones to everyday moments, these publications offer a vivid record of six decades of change. Here we revisit highlights from each decade to show how the University has been shaped over time.
A University of Bradford student is encouraging children to discover their creative voices at a time when artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how we read, write, and communicate.
A remark reportedly made by Margaret Thatcher; ‘Has that Peace Studies problem been dealt with yet?’ is now inspiring a forward-looking conversation as the University of Bradford launches its 60th anniversary lecture series.
The University of Bradford has been ranked first on the Higher Education Policy Institute’s (HEPI) Social Mobility Index for the fifth consecutive year.
The global impact of the Rotary Peace Fellowship at the University of Bradford has been celebrated as the prestigious scheme looks to recruit future scholars.