Passover – a time for coming together, reflection, storytelling and passing on customs
On the eve of Wednesday 5 April, my family and I will sit around our table together and retell the story of the Jews Exodus from Egypt.
Written by Susan Wilcock
Police recruitment and retention: The UK crisis
Professor Tony Blockley explains the challenges to police recruitment and retention and how the sector should adapt.
Written by Professor Tony Blockley
Building anti-racist practice through collaboration and student co-creation
Associate Professor Ricardo Barker explains the impact of the student co-creation project in building anti-racist practice at university.
Written by Ricardo Barker
The spiritual experience of Umrah and the meaning of Eid
Mu'minah Bibi, a Graduate Progression Coach, reflects on her pilgrimage to Mecca, and explains how Muslims will be celebrating Eid ul-Fitr.
Written by Mu'minah Bibi
The Islamic Society: Small team, big impact, from Horsforth to hearts around the world
Over the past four years, Leeds Trinity's Islamic Society has raised over £15,000 for causes around the world.
Written by Samia Begum
If you know one autistic person – you know one autistic person
To mark the beginning of World Autism Acceptance Week, Oz Hardwick explains the importance of acceptance to people with autism.
Written by Oz Hardwick
Reflecting on a month of activity for staff wellbeing
Tom Hurst, Director of Student Mental Health and Wellbeing at Leeds Trinity University, reflects on Feel Good February and its impact.
Written by Tom Hurst
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