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The ways in which the pandemic has shaped the lives of religious communities of all kinds across the UK are revealed in a report published today.

The University of Chester’s Chapel will light up in purple on Thursday (September 30), to show the University’s support for people in, or seeking, recovery from addictions.

A graduate shares how she is embarking on her dream career after making the most of a University mentoring initiative and achieving a first-class degree.

As right-wing radicalism grows in Europe and beyond, an exhibition and wider project supported by a University of Chester Professor and students looks back to the first manifestations of fascism.

The experiences of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers who have crossed borders and made Cheshire their home will be shared at an event hosted by a team of historians and community advocates.

A new venture designed to accelerate progress on net-zero carbon and sustainable buildings in Shropshire will be launched later this month.

As the University of Chester gets set for the new academic year, it has ensured its robust COVID-19 safety measures remain in place to encourage a safe and positive student return to the City.

The Bar at the University of Chester’s Exton Park site has received a national award for being the ‘best bar none’.

An Open Day this month offers the chance to find out more about an exciting archaeological dig uncovering the remains of the first ever Roman villa to be discovered in North-East Wales.

Sustainability in Cheshire and the hydrogen agenda will be the focus of the University’s latest Business Growth Club event.

A project challenging perceptions of the past begins this month with a pop-up exhibition showcasing medieval and early modern everyday objects - and the stories behind them.

An honest reflection on life as a priest in England, Scotland and Wales is shared in a new book, which challenges the Christian faith to be more rational, progressive and inclusive.