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Design lecturer creates physical distancing squares in London parks

Interior Design tutor Nerma Cridge has taken to her local parks to promote social distancing – and is using a mix of materials she finds on the ground, such as leaves, flowers, feathers and discarded newspapers.

Interior Design students launch website to showcase designs

Year 2 Interior Design students have designed and launched a website to exhibit collaborative projects with Camden Town's Pirate Castle and celebrate their creative activities of the past academic year.

Study outlines fresh online teaching approach under COVID-19

When the coronavirus flipped teaching on its head, Richard Meredith swiftly created a plan.

Study: COVID-19 threatening migrant workers' finances

Until now, remittances were an essential lifeline for many families living below the poverty line. A study by Professor Ibrahim Sirkeci outlines how COVID-19 puts this at risk. 

Interior Design students complete live brief with ZSL

Earlier this year, Year 1 Interior Design students were invited by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL)  to develop proposals for new welcome areas and community spaces in the zoo's education building.

Screenwriting alumni win Best Comedy Short

A Regent's student production has won Best Comedy Short Film at this year's Screen Power Film Festival. 

Dezeen festival showcases interior design students' work

Dezeen, a leading design publication, has featured five interior design student’s proposals to overhaul a once-vacant Woolworths department store in Margate, UK.

Regent’s outlines phased approach back to on-campus learning

Regent's University London today announced its intention to deliver online learning for the remainder of 2020, along with a five-step approach to return to campus from January 2021. To date, Regent’s is the only UK higher education to commit to 100% online teaching for the Autumn 2020 Term.  

Graduate fashion collection featured on prominent industry site

Ka Wai Lam (Basil), a BA (Hons) Fashion Design graduate, has had his final year fashion collection featured on Fashion Crossover, a website dedicated to showcasing the best upcoming designers.  

An Open Access first for Regent’s

While the world is turning to open access research as the norm for publishing research, Regent’s University London Professor of Psychology, G Neil Martin, has struck a University first.

Vogue Italia showcases graduate's work

Fashion graduate Ka Wai (Basil) Lam has had part of his graduate collection, Melancholy for Lost Youth, published on Vogue Italia’s website.

Editorial: marketing and consumers in an era of disruption

Professor Ibrahim Sirkeci uses marketing theory to unpack the potential impact of the disruption, in an editorial in the Transnational Marketing Journal.