New award for University’s anti-racist work
02 June 2025
Aberystwyth University has gained the AdvanceHE Race Equality Charter Bronze award for its work in improving the representation and inclusion of minority ethnic people.
Academic to chair prestigious sub-panel examining UK academic excellence
04 June 2025
An Aberystwyth University academic has been appointed to chair an expert sub-panel that will assess research excellence in the UK higher education sector.
Peace conference debates a ‘warless world’
05 June 2025
The First Minister has opened a special peace conference at Aberystwyth University organised to discuss how can Wales contribute to a world without war.
Horses’ faces speak volumes - new study maps their rich facial language
05 June 2025
Horses possess a far more expressive and nuanced facial “language” than previously understood, new research has revealed.
Aberystwyth University academic appointed to key healthcare sector role
09 June 2025
An Aberystwyth University academic has been appointed as an ambassador and advocate for health and care research in Wales in a major Welsh Government supported agency.
Keir Starmer says migrants should learn English to integrate. Is he being fair?
10 June 2025
Writing for The Conversation, Dr Huw Lewis from the Department of International Politics and his co-writers discuss the ethics of linguistic integration, and how fairness may entail an obligation on government or society, as well as on migrants.
War refugee’s Eisteddfod Chair at new Aberystwyth exhibition
11 June 2025
An Eisteddfod Chair made by a Belgian First World War refugee will go on display at Aberystwyth Arts Centre this month as part of a new exhibition about the impact of war and displacement in Wales.
Putin forced to send wounded back to fight and offer huge military salaries as Russia suffers a million casualties
12 June 2025
Writing for the Conversation, Dr Jenny Mathers from the Department of International Politics discusses the impact that the war in Ukraine is having on Russia, which is facing nearly a million casualties, forcing desperate recruitment tactics and reshaping its society, military, and politics