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Regent's psychology lecturer presents at the Down Syndrome Education (DSE) International Research Forum

The conference showcases current research on topics relating to understanding and improving the lives of people with Down syndrome.

Regent’s hosts the sixth conference on therapeutic perspectives and practices with alcohol and love addictions

The one-day conference, organised by Regent’s Research Centre, brings together international professionals in the field of addiction to share their knowledge and research.

New collaborative learning app launches across Regent's faculty

Differ – a chatbot-enabled messaging app – was rolled out across five Business & Management (BaM) undergraduate programmes, and one MSc programme, earlier this month. It is being piloted as part of a year-long trial.

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Dr Charlie Allbright recontextualises Stephen King’s ‘It’

How true do adaptations have to be to their beloved source material? Should stories change with the times or do we stay faithful to every aspect of a text? Dr Charlie Allbright, a lecturer in Media and Communications at Regent’s University London explores this all in his new book ‘Stephen King’s IT: Culture and the Clown’.

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Design lecturer creates physical distancing squares in London parks

Interior Design tutor Nerma Cridge has taken to her local parks to promote social distancing – and is using a mix of materials she finds on the ground, such as leaves, flowers, feathers and discarded newspapers.

Interior Design students launch website to showcase designs

Year 2 Interior Design students have designed and launched a website to exhibit collaborative projects with Camden Town's Pirate Castle and celebrate their creative activities of the past academic year.

Study outlines fresh online teaching approach under COVID-19

When the coronavirus flipped teaching on its head, Richard Meredith swiftly created a plan.

Study: COVID-19 threatening migrant workers' finances

Until now, remittances were an essential lifeline for many families living below the poverty line. A study by Professor Ibrahim Sirkeci outlines how COVID-19 puts this at risk. 

Interior Design students complete live brief with ZSL

Earlier this year, Year 1 Interior Design students were invited by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL)  to develop proposals for new welcome areas and community spaces in the zoo's education building.