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Swinging night at The Fiddlers Elbow

50s style Rockabilly, a ‘swinging style of rhythm and blues’, is the theme for a live music event in Camden put on by six students from Middlesex University’s music courses.

Drawing of Tinie Tempah by Kelvin Okafor

Precise pencil artist draws on awards success

Fine art graduate Kelvin Okafor is making waves in the art world after scooping a number of national awards and exhibiting at galleries across the country.

Middlesex University research to tackle Europe wide early school leaving

Tackling early school leavers and trying to reduce the one million NEETs in England will be the focus of new Europe wide research which will be coordinated in the UK by Middlesex University researchers.

Unique healthcare science courses launched at Middlesex

Middlesex has unveiled a new portfolio of specialist healthcare science degree courses which are set to train the next generation of professionals in this rapidly expanding field.

BBC newsroom head gives unique insight into broadcast journalism

Students were given a unique insight into how the BBC

Students put on Edinburgh style festival

Theatre students are bringing a free Edinburgh style festival to Middlesex University’s campus in Hendon.

Jim Barrington, Dr Pascoe and Joe Duckworth

The rights and wrongs of hunting fiercely debated in Hendon

Heated exchanges between the League Against Cruel Sport and the Countryside Alliance were heard in Hendon Town Hall last night (16 January) as they debated hunting at a Middlesex University law debate.

Mr Volkov (middle) with Professor Leach (right) and a EHRAC lawyer (left)

European Court of Human Rights orders reinstatement of Supreme Court judge in landmark case against Ukraine

In the case of Volkov v Ukraine, the European Court of Human Rights found Ukraine to have violated the rights of Oleksandr Volkov, who was dismissed from his post as a Supreme Court judge in May 2010 due to an alleged “breach of oath”.