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Ahead of our upcoming Vice-Chancellor鈥檚 special guest lecture, a look at Nottingham's world-leading MRI research.
Forty-one alumni, fifty year-old memories, and a weekend to remember - catch up with a recent Willoughby Hall reunion.
Catch up with personal and professional news updates across your 350,000-strong alumni community.
The University Philharmonia and Choir are looking for new members and alumni are invited!
The latest Future Nottingham 2 update on the plan to strengthen the university's future.
Each year, our Your Nottingham Alumni Awards recognise graduates who embody the university鈥檚 values and celebrate the positive impact that our alumni make. We asked our 2026 winners to reflect on how Nottingham shaped their journey, the impact they鈥檙e making now, and what it means to be recognised as award winners.
Within the university's portfolio of more than 40 spin-outs are companies working on some of healthcare鈥檚 most difficult problems. Three of those businesses are taking different approaches to conditions affecting the brain.
Seventy-five years on from the September he first enrolled at Nottingham, John Watson got in touch to share some memories of those early days on campus, and of where the degree went on to take him throughout his career.
Rahul Rajpurohit (International Commercial Law, 2009) shares the unique inspiration behind his book 'Introduction to Marine Laws: An Indian Perspective.'
How do ideas born in the lab become companies that change what's next in healthcare, sustainability, manufacturing and beyond?
Over 6,000 students crossed the stage this summer during our graduation ceremonies - a number of alumni joined us to share their stories from the stage too!
Grace Church (Sport and Exercise Science, 2025) has become the youngest ever woman to circumnavigate the coast of Britain by rowing boat.
The university's Mining Society celebrated over six decades of friendship at a black tie dinner on campus.
Professor Lucelia Rodrigues, Head of the Department of Architecture and Built Environment, explains how we can adapt our houses and offices to high temperatures.
Last month, the Nottingham New Theatre society committee held a centenary gala uniting current members with alumni to celebrate this milestone event in the society鈥檚 history. We spoke to outgoing President Charlotte Reay and incoming President Abbie Foster to talk about their highlights of this centenary year, how the skills gained by students go beyond the stage, and what their ambitions are as they look to the future.
As the most politicised football World Cup in history draws to a close, Dr Bevan Sewell examines the reality behind the rhetoric.