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Dr Taylor Umland, Programme Leader for BA Sports Journalism at the University of Salford, writes about the announcement that broadcasters Kelly Cates, Mark Chapman and Gabby Logan are replacing Gary Lineker as the hosts of the BBC's Match of the Day.

Since graduating from our BA Journalism and English Programme in 2017, Kaya has gone on to become a journalist and producer at the BBC, working on prominent national radio stations such as BBC Radio 1xtra and BBC Asian Network.

Nine talented University of Salford students and alumni are heading to the Edinburgh TV Festival this month after securing places on its coveted talent scheme.

The School of Science, Engineering and Environment at The University of Salford is pleased to announce that Professor Mike Wood has been appointed as Associate Dean Research and Innovation, after an extensive external recruitment process.

New research has revealed the potential for dogs to be used to detect great crested newts and other endangered species.

In the first modelling of Stonehenge of its kind, the University of Salford’s Acoustics Research Centre constructed and tested a 1:12 acoustic scale model of the monument, to determine how sound would have been altered by all of the original 157...

Studio Salford, a new cutting-edge design and media agency based at the University of Salford, is picking up steam by blending professional expertise with fresh, upcoming talent.

On International Women’s Day (Monday 8 March), Nations and Regions: Media Futures is teaming up with the BBC for two virtual sessions to celebrate women in the media.

We are delighted to confirm the winners from this year's breathtaking Create Awards at The Lowry on Thursday 6 June.

A remarkably preserved 50 million year old fossil bat skull from southern France has filled a major gap in our understanding of how bats developed echolocation, in a new study by a joint Australian, French and UK research team published in the...