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A person in a black football kit walks across a football pitch in front of a goalpost. In the foreground, a player in a red kit is blurred in motion.
University of South Wales hosts FAW showcase of Wales' next generation of football talent
A young boy sits on his bed in a dimly lit room. He is looking at his phone.
Young people are among the most at risk of stalking – but many don’t recognise it
Close-up of eight hands reaching into the centre of a circle, each wearing colourful handmade friendship bracelets and beaded wristbands. Some hands form heart shapes or point towards the middle, creating a sense of connection and shared experience.
Research highlights value of preventative mental health support in schools

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A carer helping an elderly lady down some stairs
Understanding the role of volunteering in social care
A child and an adult playing in the park
USW and PHW launch glossary to simplify social prescribing language
Students visiting one of the industrial plants
Students given ‘invaluable’ look at sustainable technology in practice
Representatives of the The University of South Wales (USW), Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama (RWCMD) and The College, Merthyr Tydfil have signed up to the Trade Unions Congress (TUC) Wales Dying to Work Charter.
Education providers sign up to Dying to Work Charter
Dr Mabrouka Abuhmida looking at an AI-powered miniature car
Small businesses need to grasp the opportunities AI offers
Jean Silvan Evans, Dr Rachel Lock-Lewis, Jane Hutt MS, Leah Hibbs and Jane Croad at the University of South Wales this week to discuss the progress towards gender equality in Wales.
“We can work together for a more inclusive world for women”: Jane Hutt MS addresses gender equality at USW event
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How news organisations decide whether a photo is ‘too edited’
Rhys Driscoll, who is USW’s Partner Development and Outreach Lead for Cyber Security.
Free cyber security support on offer for SMEs
Researchers discussing work in a lab
USW shares in Wales-wide research and innovation fund
Arnaud Aimale-troy and Jacob Jordan who operate the OXYHYWATER plant pictured with Dr Massanet-Nicolau, Professor Guwy, and Chris Edwards from DCWW.
Cost-cutting project could slash greenhouse gas emissions
Image of Professor Katy Holloway, wearing a green jumper.
USW and Wales Probation Service research collaboration
A large group of people outside a train station
Station to Station project provides glimpse into valleys life