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We are so excited to announce our Honorary Graduate for the Wednesday morning graduation ceremony: Adrian Kemp Adrian Kemp came to Plymouth in 1976 to study Education at the then ‘College of St Mark and St John’. Whilst becoming a qualified
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Congratulations to Journalism lecturer Jane Hill, who scored an impressive 25 points on Mastermind last night and is now through to the semi-finals Jane answered questions on the American writer Joan Didion. It was her second time on the programme
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May 18, 2023 via TwitterLast week, we celebrated our international students from Vietnam, through culture, music and food in The View. We look forward to warmly welcoming another intake of staff and students from Hanoi next year! #PlymouthMarjonUniversity #Vietnam #Hanoi
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We are so excited to announce our Honorary Graduate for the Wednesday afternoon graduation ceremony: Libby Allman Libby has always loved stories. One of her earliest memories is visiting the library every Saturday morning, avidly devouring Enid
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April 27, 2023 via TwitterWe are so excited to announce that the Heart of the University Award goes to Sophie Corner! Thank you Sophie for everything you do for the University. Your work is greatly appreciated ❤️ #MarjonAwards https://t.co/Hg7bNBM4xX
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Today is Holocaust Memorial Day, where we remember and pay respect to the 6 million victims killed during the Holocaust. ️ You can join in by lighting a candle tonight (Sat 27 Jan) at 8 pm. #HolocaustMemorialDay #HMD
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Do you know someone who makes a difference? The BBC Radio Devon Make A Difference Awards recognise people making a difference in our communities. Help celebrate the county’s volunteers, carers, fundraisers, community groups, environmentalists, and
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May 10, 2023 via TwitterRT @gillianfewings: Just look at this brilliant resource donated by @marjonuni alumnus Steve Miller. His undergrad dissertation, 1970's sur…
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Thinking about studying at uni? Taking this next step in your education is a big decision. The best ways to get a taste of what university life has to offer is by attending an Open Day. University Open Days are designed to give potential students an
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At the start of the month, we had a visit from former Royal Marine, Sam Cox, who is currently in training for his world record-breaking attempt at crossing Antarctica alone. Sam has been working alongside our sport and exercise science students and
