Discover what's happening at Wrexham University. If you're looking for updates on what's happening on campus or within the local community then explore the articles below.
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A Wrexham Glyndwr University student is offering much-needed support and friendship to elderly people who are on their own during the coronavirus pandemic. Sarah O’Brien, from Buckley, has signed up f...
A talented young playwright and director has told how studying at Wrexham Glyndwr University helped on the way to forging a career in the industry. Kallum Weyman - who graduated from WGU a BA (Hons) T...
Wrexham Glyndwr University is continuing to move forward with environmentally-friendly solutions after securing a £1.6m major capital funding boost. New electric vehicles have been rolled out as part ...
Staff and students from a range of courses teamed up to make this year’s a Wrexham Glyndwr University Crime Scene Day a success – despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Plas Coch c...
Covers of hits by the likes of Shawn Mendes and Jordin Sparks will feature in an air-themed playlist produced by a Wrexham Glyndwr University Dean, who has been selected as one of six artists represen...
Wrexham Glyndwr University is celebrating National Welsh Language Music Day on February 7 with a free community event at the Plas Coch campus in Wrexham. A variety of performances will be taking place...
A filmmaker and lecturer has started a YouTube channel as a response to the coronavirus lockdown – and will be sharing some of the tips he has drawn on throughout his career.Glenn Hanstock, the Liverp...
A Glyndwr lecturer is leading a team of healthcare professionals as they help hospital patients during the coronavirus pandemic. Lauren Porter is the acute team lead for occupational therapy at ...
Companies across North Wales are being encouraged to work with Wrexham Glyndwr University to bring learning into their workplace and upskill their workforce through the university’s fully-funded Degre...
A placement with a prisoner support charity fitted so well for a Wrexham Glyndwr University Social Work student that he not only secured a job at its end – but also a national award. Jamie Dixon, from...
