The University of York has celebrated the 250^th anniversary of the birth of Selby scientist Smithson Tennant with a series of public events.

The University of York’s Institute for the Public Understanding of the Past (IPUP) today marks its successful partnership with the British Museum with a major policy conference.

Writer and broadcaster Lord Melvyn Bragg will deliver an inaugural public lecture at the University of York on the King James Bible.

A leading marine biologist from New Zealand will discuss the UK’s new Marine Act as part of a public lecture at the University of York.

Writer and broadcaster Michael Wood is the keynote speaker at a major conference at the University of York that aims to examine the relationship between archaeology and the wider public.

Managing Director of ITV Studios Denise O’Donoghue will lead a discussion on the process of making great television at the University of York.

A former politician, who helped to broker the United Nations peace plan in Cambodia in 1991, will give a lecture at the University of York next week on how the international community should respond to mass atrocities in Libya.

Prospective higher education students can learn how much it will cost them to study under the new system of fees at a special event at the University of York next week.

The Norman Rea Gallery at the University of York is hosting an exhibition focusing on the relationships between art and nature.

More than 100 teachers, educators and policy makers are gathering at the University of York this week for the inaugural conference of the Institute for Effective Education.

A pioneering neuroscientist will deliver a healthcare public lecture at the University of York next week.

The University of York is marking the launch of its new undergraduate nursing programme with a conference exploring the development of compassionate and competent nurses, which will feature a range of international experts.

A conference at the University of York will focus on the riots in English and European cities over the summer.

The revolutionary concept of cloud computing will come under the spotlight at a major international e-Science conference at the University of York next week.

A major international e-Science conference at the University of York will explore the concept of cloud computing to enable better use of software and data from research and industry.

Leading memory researchers from across the world are gathering at the University of York for a major six-day conference.

Nearly 3,000 men and women will graduate from the University of York this week, each with a story to tell. Here are just some of them:

A campaigner for women's rights, a neuroscientist and broadcaster, an archaeologist, a playwright and a national newspaper editor are to receive honorary degrees from the University of York next week.

The University of York's Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies is hosting a major international conference to mark the 400th Anniversary of the 1611 King James Bible.

A stunning flagship building housing the York Law School and the York Management School at the University of York will be officially opened next week.

One of the most significant events in critical criminology for more than 40 years takes place at the University of York later this month.

From the humorous to the horrific, University of York students will help people of all ages explore York's fascinating past at the Yorkshire Museum this Sunday.

Postgraduate students will use the senses to help bring research to life at a fun event for families at the University of York.

The leading international expert in the field of spintronic devices will deliver the 2011 Cantor Nanoscience Lecture at the University of York.

An ‘Island of Green’ made from real grass will provide an organic sensory space in The Ron Cooke Hub at the University of York as part the first York Festival of Ideas.

The University of York reports a healthy interest in its Open Days and prospectuses from prospective students despite the prospect of increasing tuition fees.

British economist Robert Chote, Chair of the Office of Budget Responsibility, will deliver a major public lecture at the University of York.

A new festival celebrating York's rich tradition of artistic creativity and intellectual thought starts this month.

An art exhibition challenging traditional stereotypes of drawing is going on show at the University of York.

Student athletes from York and Lancaster are gearing up for Europe's largest annual inter-university sports tournament, Roses 2011.

Iconic photographs capturing world famous rock stars off-stage are going on show at the University of York.

The National Well-being debate is coming to York, giving local people the chance to have their say about what matters to them.

A play aimed at teenagers, which explores the social and ethical implications of stem cell research, is to be staged at the University of York on the eve of a major conference on the subject.

The Norman Rea Gallery at the University of York is calling on local artists to contribute to an exhibition by copying the ideas of art's famous names.

Experts from across the UK will discuss how the future energy needs of the planet can be met as part of an interactive debate at the University of York this Friday.

A pantomime featuring Ellie the Electron will bring quantum physics to life through songs, dance and live music.

Students are to hold a special event at the University of York today focusing on how to create smarter healthcare and smarter cities.

Professor Lord Layard will explore whether a happier society is possible in a keynote speech at the University of York.

Eighth-century York owed its reputation as one of the most intellectually influential cities in Europe to the library and school headed by the scholar Alcuin.

The Chinese Lunar New Year was celebrated in style as York’s Chinese community gathered for a dazzling gala evening at the University of York.

One of the most colourful characters of the eighteenth century, Dr Samuel Johnson, will be brought to life at the York premiere of a two-man show.

Organisers of a York carnival are encouraging women from around the world to send them their knickers to help create a unique piece of feminist social artwork.

The Yorkshire African Studies Network is marking its launch at the University of York with a conference on democracy and power.

An art exhibition at the University of York will celebrate the often over-looked art of paper crafts.

The University of York and the World Health Organization are to co-host a 12-month seminar series that will use the history of health to help society to address today's global health challenges.

An exhibition of the work of Monaco-born artist Adeline de Monseignat opens at the University of York tonight.

The University of York’s Post-war Reconstruction and Development Unit (PRDU), in partnership with the Institute for International Education (IIE) based in Washington DC, is to host a major international conference on the reconstruction of Higher Education in Iraq.

The University of York is to award honorary degrees to a pioneering physicist, a soprano singer and celebrated early music specialist, and a charity fundraiser.

York will be the focus of a campaign to kick-start an initiative aimed at ushering in a revolution in local television coverage.

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