Speed interviews
1 March 2012Students get their interview technique on track.
Why Wales Said Yes
5 March 2012A ground-breaking analysis of the 2011 Welsh referendum to be launched.
Permission granted for Penglais farm new residences
5 March 2012Outline Planning Permission granted by the Ceredigion County Council.
A welcome boost for West Wales.
6 March 2012£12m windfall to develop ‘greener’ goods and services.
Record numbers use sports centre on campus
6 March 2012Participation figures at the Sports Centre is up 90%.
Aberystwyth Students Take on Senedd Challenge
6 March 2012Three students make final marketing challenge event held at the Senedd.
Strategic insight
6 March 2012Applications invited for funding to support staff placements in external organisations.
A Glass Act
7 March 2012Aberystwyth graduate installs stained-glass windows at Conwy Castle.
National Poet at conference
8 March 2012The National Poet of Wales, Gillian Clarke, to speak at English Literature and Creative Writing's annual Postgraduate Conference.
New BEACON Research Centre
8 March 2012Environment Minister, John Griffiths, visits BEACON facility on Gogerddan Campus
Could you be a poo-ologist?
9 March 2012School pupils participate in ‘match the muck’ test at Festival of Science.
From the Commons to computing
12 March 2012Mark Williams MP spends day shadowing Dr Amanda Clare.
Rag support for Tŷ Hafan
12 March 2012Aber Rag donate £3,500 to Tŷ Hafan, a hospice for children and young people.
Dyfi Virtual Observatory
13 March 2012An evening to celebrate and debate the Dyfi region’s past, present and future on 29th of March.
Kindertransport refugee
13 March 2012Former refugee and University librarian, William Dieneman, recalls his journey from Berlin to Aberystwyth.
Top of the world
14 March 2012Aberystwyth University is one of the top three places in the world to be a student.
New prospectus published
15 March 2012The 2013 undergraduate prospectus has just been published and is one of the first to feature QR codes.
Mapping Miscanthus
19 March 2012The full genetic map of energy crop miscanthus has been completed by researchers at IBERS and US company Ceres Inc.
Boost to Welsh medium education
20 March 2012Five new Welsh medium lectureships announced as Aberystywth branch of the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol is launched.
Carrying the Olympic torch
20 March 2012Two students and a member of staff named as Olympic torch bearers.
Traveller from an antique land
20 March 2012Author Ned Thomas to speak at the English Literature and Creative Writing annual Postgraduate Conference.
Publishing awards
20 March 2012Patagonia earns Welsh language children’s book award for Centre for Education Studies.
Biodiversity conservation
22 March 2012Research by IBERS boosts biodiversity conservation.
Keats’ “stubble plains” revealed
22 March 2012New documents shed controversial light on nation’s best-loved poem: Keats’s ode “To Autumn”.
Inspiring alumni
23 March 2012George Ashworth, Managing Director of Asset Finance at Aldermore Bank, inspires a new generation of business leaders.
Technology bootcamp
23 March 2012AU hosts Easter workshops in wearable technology and sailing robotics for young people.
Silk Commission evidence
26 March 2012Students from the Department of International Politics to present evidence to the Silk Commission.
Comparing the accents of English
26 March 2012The Vice-Chancellor, Professor April McMahon, to lecture on comparing the accents of English, past and present.
FLUX 2012
27 March 2012Aberystwyth team set for 36 hour FLUX 2012 enterprise challenge.
DNA barcode for fungi
27 March 2012Scientists at University part of the world’s fungal DNA barcode.
University helps farmers
27 March 2012Aberystwyth University helps farmers achieve top prices for lambs.
Huge sun tornado discovered
29 March 2012Aberystwyth solar scientists show first ever moving images of a huge tornado on the sun.
£20m green boost
29 March 2012Deputy Minister for European Programmes, Alun Davies, launches the new biorefining centre BEACON.
Confronting rural crime
30 March 2012Dr Jane Jones to study rural crime on Anglesey.
Addressing the protein deficit
30 March 2012Scientists at IBERS are working on disease resistance in red clover as part of £2.15m study.