Reading in the news - Tue 5 Mar
05 March 2024
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Haiti crisis: BBC Radio Scotland and ABC Australia spoke to Professor Rosa Freedman (Law) about Haiti declaring a state of emergency. Read our news story.
Health and wellbeing:
- NutraIngredients republishes a story by Science Media Centre, which features Professor Glenn Gibson’s (Food and Nutritional Science) response to a study on cognitive function in the over 60s.
Food and farming:
- A two-day event hosted by AAB Horticultural Quality and Food Loss Specialist Group will include a tour of facilities at the University of Reading, Horti Daily reports. Republished by Vertical Farm.
Other Coverage:
- A gate between Foxhill Road and Upper Redlands Road which is used by students has been vandalised, The Reading Chronicle reports. Community engagement manager Molli Cleaver is quoted. Republished by BNN.
- The University of Reading is partnered with ACT-IHE, enabling Filipino scholars to pursue studies abroad, Philstar reports.
Alumni:
- Grunge cites an article written by Victoria Burns-Price, a former Medieval History PhD student at the University of Reading, about Medieval Catholicism connecting demons with ‘fallen angels’ mentioned in the Bible.
- News Letter reports that whisky master blender, Helen Mulholland, studied at the University.
- Conservative MP Paul Scully studied at the University of Reading, GH Gossip reports.
- EMEA’s Regional Managing Director, Michal Ćwikliński, completed his degree at the University of Reading, Property Magazine mentions.
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