Blogs

Ramadan is considered one of the holiest months in the Islamic calendar

It's March 2024 and we are in the holy month of Ramadan. I would like my non-Muslim colleagues to know what Ramadan means to Muslims.

Written by Samar Haikal

The reality of addiction recovery is more positive than we might think

Professor David Best explains why the reality of addiction recovery is more positive than we might think for Drug and Alcohol Facts Week,

Written by Professor David Best

How my autism diagnosis prompted a change of direction in my career in education

Alumnus Christopher Banham explains why he left the classroom to open his own private tuition business.

Written by Christopher Banham

My ADHD experience is not what most people expect

Eliza Lita, Senior Corporate Communications Officer, shares her experience with ADHD for Neurodiversity Celebration Week.

Written by Eliza Lita

Taking care of your mental health at university

Broadcast Journalism student Lucy-Jade Atterbury shares her tips for maintaining positive mental and physical wellbeing while at university.

Written by Lucy-Jade Atterbury

Taking the leap into tech careers

Holly Siberry, Employability Projects and Events Officer, blogs about the recent Leap into tech event for National Careers Week.

Written by Holly Siberry

Fostering change in Computer Science: The power of mentorship, allies and role models

Nicky Danino, Head of School of Computer Science, explains the role of mentorships, allies and role models in empowering women to join tech.

Written by Nicky Danino

Ramadan breaks down barriers

Dr Javed Bashir, Lecturer in Policing, blogs about the holy month of Ramadan and what it means to him.

Written by Dr Javed Bashir

Why students still choose university-led routes into teaching

Megan Stephenson shares the results of her research into why students continue to choose university-led routes into teaching

Written by Megan Stephenson

Trinity Conference 2024: Contextualising culture change and its impact on the Church

Hannah Hayward shares the key messages from the recent Trinity Conference, titled 'Reawakening the Catholic Vision'.

Written by Hannah Hayward

Love in the digital age: how technology is transforming romance

Nicky Danino, Head of Computer Science, explores how technology and Artificial Intelligence have changed the world of dating.

Written by Nicky Danino

The impact of social sport at Leeds Trinity University

Brett Arnall, Alumni Relations Officer, explains how participating in social sport at Leeds Trinity has benefitted him for nearly 10 years.

Written by Brett Arnall

Upskilling employees with degree apprenticeships

Dr Sue Elmer and Katie Simpson explain the benefits of degree apprenticeships and share positive feedback from apprentices at Leeds Trinity.

Written by Dr Sue Elmer, Katie Simpson

Five reasons why psychology can make a difference for patients with tinnitus

Dr James Jackson explains how tinnitus affects mental health and what can be done to alleviate the distress caused by the chronic condition.

Written by Dr James Jackson

Celebrating 23 Years of Freedom and Style: My Journey with the Hijab on World Hijab Day

I would like to share a slice of my life and experiences as a hijabi woman for over 23 years.

Written by Samar Haikal

Celebrating success with Leeds City of Sanctuary

Susan Wilcock explains more about being part of an award-winning team looking to make the UK a more welcoming place for refugees.

Written by Susan Wilcock

Staying safe around water this winter

PhD student Thomas Wild shares three key water safety messages everyone should know as many practise wild swimming at this time of year.

Written by Thomas Wild

New beginnings: Discover the power of art in 2024

Oz Hardwick explains how ditching your usual New Year’s resolutions in favour of creating art can enhance your 2024.

Written by Professor Oz Hardwick

Navigating unchartered grounds: managing stressors during ultramarathon events

Dr Helen Heaviside shares evidence-led tips to successfully manage stress and performance to complete the Montane Winter Spine Race.

Written by Dr Helen Heaviside

Inclusive Recovery Cities: A visible and inclusive way to challenge stigma

Professor David Best outlines the impact of the Inclusive Recovery Cities initiative on challenging stigma around addiction recovery.

Written by Professor David Best

A Sports Psychologist’s guide to mastering the festive football schedule

Dr Luke Barnes, Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Psychology at Leeds Trinity University blogs about the festive football pressures.

Written by Dr Luke Barnes

The experience of disablement amongst children and young people

Disability History Month 2023 focusses on the experience of disablement amongst children and young people in the past, present and future.

Written by Stephen Campbell

Fostering global unity through partnership work, kindness and humanity

Here at Leeds Trinity, we value kindness, empathy and support.

Written by Jonathan Jackson

Teachers transform lives… but they can be transformed, too.

Here at Leeds Trinity University we have a rich history in providing exception initial teacher education (ITE).

Written by Amanda Nuttall