News
| 7th Apr 2009 | MP Lammy lends support to Student Leadership - David Lammy MP, Minister of State for Higher Education and Intellectual Property, visited London Met and co-run Student Leadership Project to meet with participating students. |
| 3rd Apr 2009 | LMBS works the catwalk for charity - London Metropolitan Business School was flooded with a riot of colour, fabric and dance recently when it held a fashion and dance show in aid of local charity Cricket 4 Change (C4C). The show was staged in front of a packed audience at London Met’s award-winning Rocket complex. |
| 2nd Apr 2009 | ARU launches Saemangeum Island City exhibition - The Saemangeum sea wall on the south-west coast of Korea is the longest in the world, encompassing a freshwater lake of more than 400 sq km. In January 2008, seven international design research teams were tasked with designing a new global city to be built on the site’s reclaimed land. |
| 1st Apr 2009 | Whitechapel's OTHER gallery launch - As Whitechapel Gallery, East London’s most famous exhibition space, prepares to open its doors following a spectacular refurbishment, a makeshift gallery directly opposite hopes to give it a run for it's money (though admission is free). |
| 31st Mar 2009 | Cass student shortlisted for major national award - A student at London Met’s Sir John Cass Department of Art, Media and Design was recently shortlisted for a prestigious RSA Design Directions award thanks to her ingenious hi-tech sustainable design ideas. |
| 30th Mar 2009 | Architecture student wins Angola trip award - Paulo Moreira, a postgraduate student at London Met's Department of Architecture and Spatial Design is to be honoured with the Noel Hill Student Travel Award at the 2009 Excellence in Design Awards Gala. |
| 27th Mar 2009 | DASS put on prestigious 'Liminal' exhibition - DASS staff and international alumni have been instrumental in putting on a prestigious exhibition this month, which explores cultural diversity and digital media. |
| 26th Mar 2009 | London Met Professor has tea with Prime Minister - On Monday 9 March, Professor Liz Kelly CBE, Director of the Child & Women Abuse Studies Unit (CWASU) joined an esteemed guest list of women at 10 Downing Street to mark International Women’s Day, with the Prime Minister Gordon Brown and his wife Sarah. |
| 25th Mar 2009 | London Met Lecturer shines in Jewellery Press - Tina Lilienthal, Senior Lecturer for the Foundation Degree in Fashion Jewellery at The Cass (The Sir John Cass Department of Art, Media and Design) has been profiled in Retail Jewellery Magazine. |
| 24th Mar 2009 | Cass student wins upholstery design competition - Judith Dennis, an upholstery student at The Cass (The Sir John Cass Department of Art, Media and Design) was the winner of a competition to find a unique upholstery design for furniture manufacturer Bevan Funnell. Her winning design was used on a new chair range launched by the company at the annual Decorex exhibition. |