Coventry motorsport students aiming for Silverstone success
Motorsport engineering students at Coventry University will be aiming for the top step of the podium at Silverstone next weekend
West Midland’s China links strengthen
The West Midlands’ relationship with China is set to receive a further boost following the landmark agreement between Coventry University and SAIC.
Tread the boards at Belgrade Theatre’s Summer School
Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre is inviting the young people of Coventry to tread the boards in its first ever Belgrade Summer School
Merchant of Venice: Review
Richard Lutz takes his seat at Stratford- on- Vegas for the latest Royal Shakespeare Company play. This is a production you will either love or hate: Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice placed emphatically and over the top in Las Vegas complete with Elvis, casinos, drunk gamblers and a Yank accents (some of them suspect). It is…
New season, new website for Coventry theatre
Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre has announced details of its new Autumn/Winter Season
Coventry ‘Living Lab’ to put city at the forefront of eco-friendly innovation
Coventry is set to become a hotbed for low carbon innovation after Coventry University awarded global ‘Living Labs’ status by the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL).
The China Visit, Human Rights and Wrongs
Two Chinese faces peep out from the front pages of the papers this week: Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and activist Ai Weiwei.
What’s On at the Assembly?
An American singer and a very British band is the answer this week.
Wanted! Theatre professionals
Belgrade Theatre’s new apprentice scheme opens new avenues into the theatre industry
Michael Jackson not appearing in Coventry!
But The World’s Greatest Michael Jackson Experience will be.
Jobs Boost for the Region
There’s been a lot of good news for employment prospects in the West Midlands and Warwickshire.
Cov grads cop jobs at JLR
Jaguar Land Rover recruitment scheme takes on 13 Coventry University graduates
iCoCo response to the Government’s new Prevent strategy
“Instead of gaining the support of Muslim communities, the previous Prevent Strategy alienated the majority.”
What’s On at the Assembly
Once more, a bit of a mixed bag for Leamington’s finest.
The Jungle Book – live on stage
Mowgli the man-cub, Baloo the bear and Shere Khan the tiger are making their way to Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre for a fun packed performance
Seeing into the Future
Leamington Assembly will play host to some of the country’s most promising pop talent in July.
Coventry’s creative talent on show
Coventry University’s Degree Show 2011 is set to exhibit the original work of the UK’s next generation of creative talent
The future is…. a Biohydrogen hypercar!
A Coventry University student will be exhibiting his no-holds-barred vision of the future of car design
Seeking budding BME playwrights
Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre is looking for 20 budding writers to take part in its free Critical Mass playwriting programme
RSC in a box to NYC
The Royal Shakespeare Company is set to travel from its traditional home in Stratford-Upon-Avon to the bright lights of New York.
What’s On at the Assembly
Leamington Assembly has an array of legendary names this week.
Cov students on GP podium
Three Motorsport Engineering students from Coventry University have finished third in the hotly-contested evGrandPrix in America
Coventry students’ photo exhibition
Final year students from Coventry University’s popular BA Photography course will be exhibiting their work over the coming weeks
RSC’s City Madam: All Dressed Up with a Need For Some Tailoring
Oooo…Nothing like a ribald play filled with fops, tarts and dandies, writes Richard Lutz
University funding: Spread it about plea
A report by Coventry academics has prompted calls for continued university research funding.
Coventry set to become quieter?
Coventry’s longest running music night set to host its final ever event.
What’s On at the Assembly
Not much but what there is looks interesting, is the answer.
What’s On at the Assembly
‘Legendary’ is as good a word as any to describe much of this week’s Leamington attraction.
Royal Shakespeare Company’s Cardenio: To Bard Or Not To Bard
Richard Lutz reviews Shakespeare’s lost play at Stratford.
Royal Shakespeare Company’s Macbeth: Too Tricky By Half
Richard Lutz takes his seat for the new season in Stratford