Seals reveal age of Antarctic water for first time
01 July 2024
The age of water in the Antarctic is being revealed by seals for the first time.
Using storytelling to preserve local memories in Myanmar
02 July 2024
Underground educators in war-torn Myanmar are using community storytelling to recapture their histories and celebrate ethnic identities, thanks to a project led by one of our academics.
Melting of Alaskan glaciers accelerating faster than thought
02 July 2024
Melting of glaciers in a major Alaskan icefield has accelerated and could reach an irreversible tipping point earlier than previously thought, new research suggests.
New investment policy to work towards net zero
03 July 2024
Aberystwyth University’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint has taken a further step forward this week with the publication of its new investment policy.
Ukraine war: Russia toughens up draft law to round-up more people for the frontlines
04 July 2024
Writing in The Conversation, Dr Ana Mahon from the Department of International Politics discusses Russia's efforts to close military conscription loopholes.
Fresh focus for innovative University technology centre
05 July 2024
In a world increasingly reliant on wireless technologies - from smart phones to intelligent farming, autonomous vehicles, the Internet of Things, healthcare and much more - mid Wales could help meet the challenges of a new industrial revolution according to an internationally respected expert in the field of radio spectrum engineering.
Aberystwyth University announces 2024 Honorary Fellows
09 July 2024
Remarkable individuals who have excelled in sport, science, the arts, business, and the third sector will be honoured at this summer’s graduation ceremonies.
Labour is divided over Israel and Palestine – as prime minister, Keir Starmer has a difficult line to tread.
09 July 2024
Writing in The Conversation, Dr James Vaughan from the Department of International Politics examines the challenges faced by the new Prime Minister to bridge the divisions in Labour over Israel and Palestine.
Largest ever global air sampling maps fungal spread
10 July 2024
Mushrooms and other fungi spread their spores in a more localised way than once thought and more similar to how animals and plant species migrate, new research has found.
Excellent results for Aberystwyth University in UK wide student survey
10 July 2024
Aberystwyth University is the top university in Wales for student satisfaction for the ninth year in a row according to the latest survey of students’ opinions on the quality of their courses.
New projects to support UK coastal community communities
12 July 2024
Aberystwyth academics will play a key role in new efforts to improve the resilience of UK coasts.
Aberystwyth University project to study climate action in the Amazon
11 July 2024
An Aberystwyth academic is leading an international team to explore the position of the Amazon Rainforest in climate politics and its place in the academic study of international relations.
Plaid Cymru’s electoral success sets stage for 2026 Senedd election
11 July 2024
Writing in The Conversation, Dr Anwen Elias from the Department of International Politics discusses how Plaid Cymru has emerged from the general election with increased voter support and wins in target constituencies.
Graduation 2024
15 July 2024
The 2024 graduation ceremonies get underway at the University tomorrow, Tuesday 16 July.
Tree Planting debate at Royal Welsh
15 July 2024
Agriculture and countryside experts will come together to discuss tree planting at the Royal Welsh Show.
Chief Executive of Race Council Cymru awarded Honorary Fellowship
16 July 2024
Professor Uzo Iwobi CBE FLSW FRSA, founder and Chief Executive of Race Council Cymru has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship of the University.
World-renowned microbiologist awarded Honorary Fellowship
16 July 2024
Professor Sir Stewart Cole KCMG FRS, an internationally renowned microbiologist working in global health, has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the University as part of its annual graduation celebrations.
Honorary Fellowship presented to Manon Steffan Ros
17 July 2024
Award-winning author, columnist and scriptwriter, Manon Steffan Ros, has been presented with a Fellowship of the University.
Co-founders of premium jeans brand awarded Honorary Fellowships
17 July 2024
Clare and David Hieatt, co-founders of The Do Lectures and Hiut Denim Co, have been presented with Honorary Fellowships of the University.
How Vaughan Gething’s short period as First Minister fell apart – and what it means for Welsh Labour
17 July 2024
Writing in The Conversation, Dr Huw Lewis from the Department of International Politics discusses the difficult questions facing the Labour Party in Wales.
Honorary Fellowship awarded to biochemist and skincare brand founder
18 July 2024
Dr Anna Persaud, an Aberystwyth alumna and CEO and Founder of luxury British skincare and wellness brand This Works, has been presented with a Fellowship of the University.
Aberystwyth University makes Stonewall’s top 50
18 July 2024
Aberystwyth University is one of the UK’s leading employers for LGBTQ+ inclusivity according to a leading charity.
University honours Welsh football legend Jess Fishlock
18 July 2024
Professional footballer and coach Jess Fishlock MBE has been honoured with a Fellowship of the University.
UK recognition for new student employment initiative
19 July 2024
An Aberystwyth University initiative to improve the job prospects of students less likely to attend university has been recognised at a major UK awards ceremony.
Two years of nursing education celebrated at Royal Welsh
22 July 2024
A celebration of the first two years of nursing education at Aberystwyth University will be held at the Royal Welsh Showground today (11:30am, Tuesday, 23 July).
Aberystwyth University research uses AI to improve support for modern slavery survivors
25 July 2024
Organisations and policymakers supporting survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery now have a better understanding of their needs, thanks to an innovative research project led by an Aberystwyth law professor.
Contributors sought for Ceredigion digital connectivity study
26 July 2024
Researchers at Aberystwyth University are looking for contributors for a new study into the effects of poor internet connections on rural communities.
Ukraine war: religious leaders are playing an important (and unusual) role
26 July 2024
Writing in The Conversation, Dr Jenny Mathers from the Department of International Politics discusses how religious leaders have significantly influenced the Ukraine war reflecting the complex interplay of religion and politics.
Inside the political struggle at the IPCC that will determine the next six years of climate science
Writing in The Conversation, Hannah Hughes form the Department of International Politics discusses how the next cycle of IPCC reports will be complicated by political division that highlight the growing influence of climate science on international policy.
New dawn for space storm alerts could help shield Earth's tech
30 July 2024
Space storms could soon be forecasted with greater accuracy than ever before thanks to a big leap forward in our understanding of exactly when a violent solar eruption may hit Earth.
Irregular, not illegal: what the UK government’s language reveals about its new approach to immigration
30 July 2024
Writing in The Conversation, Gillian McFadyen from the Department of International Politics discusses one of Keir Starmer’s first acts as Prime Minister to end the Rwanda asylum plan signalling a shift towards more compassionate immigration policies.