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Romesh Dodangoda with Tom Greenaway-Parry
Music Production graduate wins Romesh Dodangoda Award for immersive doomscrolling project
The Punchers' Chance podcast
The Puncher's Chance: Sports Journalism graduates create thriving boxing podcast
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Graduate’s film shown at 20th Iris Prize Film Festival

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Andrew Ayres
From a construction labourer to PhD: Andrew’s unconventional journey through higher education
Photography graduate Hattie Alwen
Exploring medical misogyny through photography
Law graduate Ally Dowse
“University gave me my voice”: Ally defies the odds to graduate with first-class honours in Law
Media Cymru launches a Virtual Production Fellowship programme
Media Cymru launches Virtual Production Fellowship Wales
Kostianytn Pochtar, aka Postman
“Music saved my life”: How Ukrainian musician Postman came to play at Immersed Festival
Photojournalist Ivor Prickett taking photos in Sudan
New York Times photojournalist and USW graduate is a Pulitzer Prize-winner
MA Buddhist Studies graduate Kerstin Han
Mental Health Awareness Week | using Buddhism to help OCD sufferers
MA Buddhist Studies graduate Kerstin Han
Mental Health Awareness Week | using Buddhism to help OCD sufferers
Students celebrate at the RTS Cymru Awards
USW students and graduates win five Royal Television Society Cymru awards
Ethan Blake Brooks
Sign Language Week: “The importance of BSL cannot be understated”
Kayley is smiling. She has long, curly blonde hair and wearing a black sleeveless top, sitting in a room filled with lush green plants and light-coloured decor.
Psychology students help hoarders
A still from Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
USW graduates work on BAFTA-nominated films Wallace & Gromit and Kensuke’s Kingdom

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Five people stand in a row outside a building beneath a large Football Association of Wales crest mounted on a grey wall. The group is posing for a photograph on a paved area in front of the FAW emblem during an event marking the renewed partnership between the University of South Wales and the Football Association of Wales.
University of South Wales and FAW renew partnership to support the future of Welsh football
he Altar Stone lies flat on the ground, sunk into the grass beneath the collapsed upright of the Great Trilithon and its lintel. Credit: Professor Nick Pearce, Aberystwyth University.
Mystery origin of iconic Stonehenge Altar Stone deepens as search narrows