Sarah L Taylor·Sep 8, 2025Ginkgo seed: life and death growing ‘Hibakujumoku’In this fifth instalment of the Green Legacy Hiroshima journey I update you on the fate of the sown ginkgo seed since my post on 6 August…
Sarah L Taylor·Aug 6, 2025Hope sprouts from Hiroshima ginkgo seed at Keele UniversityThis is the third blog post about Keele’s involvement with the Green Legacy Hiroshima initiative. The post is released today, on 6 August…
InKeele University Technology BlogbyNeil Herbert·Nov 22, 2022Migrating from Gmail to Microsoft o365How we migrated 24,000 plus users from Google to Microsoft o365.
InKeele UniversitybyKeele University·Apr 20, 2022Green Keele: Sustainability Tips this Earth Day 2022“Hello! I’m Alana Wheat, interim Sustainability Project Officer working in Keele University’s Sustainability Team. I help support…
InKeeleCommsbyKeele Comms and Creative·Mar 25, 2020Tips to share your expertise with the general publicThe Keele Communications Team continues to work with colleagues to share their news, research and expertise with the public through media…
School of Primary, Community and Social Care·Feb 3, 2020Emotions and social work: a multinational explorationOn 29 January, the West Midlands Teaching Partnership and Keele University hosted a workshop on emotions in social work practice for…
School of Primary, Community and Social Care·Apr 3, 2019Physical-mental multimorbidity: Breaking down the silosThis blog summarises a recent interdisciplinary workshop which opened up discussions surrounding multimorbidity
School of Primary, Community and Social Care·Apr 2, 2019Closing the mortality gap in people with severe mental illnessWritten by Professor Carolyn Chew-Graham| Research Institute for Primary Care & Health Sciences | Keele University | @PCSciences
InKeele Residence LifebyKeele Residence Life·Apr 1, 2019Autism Awareness Week: Connor DonohueThank you to student Conor Donohue for sharing his experience as a student with autism at Keele, in celebration of Autism Awareness Week.
School of Primary, Community and Social Care·Mar 15, 2019What is mental health?Professor Carolyn Chew-Graham reflects on a workshop which discussed potential research opportunities to tackle the mental health crisis
