Swansea University
BABY FORMULA: Parents watering down feeds and going without heating as prices soar, Swansea study finds
Nearly half of the 281 struggling parents in the first UK study of its kind, led by Swansea University, had…
SWANSEA: City’s university and hospitals get major mobile boost as part of £11bn upgrade scheme
New equipment has been switched on at Swansea University's two campuses and at Morriston and Singleton hospitals, promising faster internet…
SWANSEA: The £100m plan to heat the city centre with warmth from the sewage works
A district heat network running from Swansea University's Bay Campus to the city centre could be fed by Dŵr Cymru's…
GOWERTON: ‘I like to think my father would be proud’ — Oxford beckons for graduate who lost dad during A-Levels
Jonathan Phillips missed exams the week his father died, then raised his sister while working. Ten years on, he has…
SWANSEA: ‘Honour of my life’ — standing ovation as Kev Johns awarded honorary doctorate
Months after a stroke, and with the therapists who taught him to walk and talk again watching from the audience,…
SWANSEA: Green Flag flies over the university for a ninth year — as its grounds join Wales’ most exclusive heritage list
Swansea University's Singleton Park and Bay campuses have kept their Green Flag for a ninth consecutive year — and the…
SWANSEA: The poet and the oil giant — free exhibition reveals Dylan Thomas’s little-known journey through Iran
A new exhibition at the Dylan Thomas Centre traces the Swansea poet's 1951 trip through Iran for the oil company…
SWANSEA: University researchers grab five of just 30 places on Wales’ future research leaders programme
Five Swansea University researchers — working on everything from unpaid carers to trustworthy AI — have been picked for the…
SWANSEA: University team works to turn food waste into natural Vitamin C
Swansea University scientists are working with Tenby start-up BIOVIT on a project exploring whether food-processing waste could be turned into…
EGYPT IN SWANSEA: A 2,000-year-old ‘magic’ stone that warded off crocodiles is now on show in the city
A hieroglyph-inscribed stone from the British Museum, once believed to protect against lions and crocodiles, has gone on display at…
SWANSEA: Pupils help bring a 2,500-year-old treasure to the city as their own Egypt work goes on show
Children from two Swansea primary schools chose an ancient artefact from the British Museum's collection — and their own creations…