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Bournemouth University finds connecting with rescue horses helps young people with anxiety
The study showed learning to communicate with horses through body language helps reduce anxiety and improve social skills in vulnerable youngsters
Bournemouth University wins top prizes at journalism awards in London
Bournemouth University’s news website, The Breaker, and graduate Natasha Salloum won accolades at the Broadcast Journalism Training Council awards
Hundreds march in Bournemouth town centre to ‘reclaim the streets’
Nearly 200 women marched through the streets of Bournemouth in a call for better safety
‘It’s put us through a lot of mental stress’: Bournemouth University students fear over fees hike
Universities fees to be raised to £9,535 for undergraduate students
Nerve Radio wins three awards at the Student Radio Awards
The awards is an annual celebration to recognise the achievements in the student radio and audio community
Bournemouth University colleagues pay tribute to Professor Timothy Darvill
Bournemouth University announced the death of an archaeology professor who passed away from cancer
After a four year absence, night buses are returning to Bournemouth and Poole
Morebus has reintroduced night buses including a new university route
Police investigate after vandals allegedly deface Poole signs with ‘Borough of Poo’
The vandalism across the town has sparked a police investigation
Five things you’ll know if you commute to Bournemouth Uni
For the tired commuter who is probably reading this on a bus