In the media

Media clippings

Look through clippings by month for the past 2 years.

How Vesuvius claimed victims

New York Times, p.51, 28/01/2020
Two studies examined grim scenes left at a settlement devastated by the eruption.

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A twist in the 2,000-year-old mystery of Herculaneum

The Atlantic, online, 26/01/2020
Scientists have long thought that the 340 victims of Mount Vesuvius died instantly. But a new analysis suggests they suffered from a slower demise.

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Some Vesuvius victims "baked" for hours as they died, shocking find reveals

Fox News, online, 24/01/2020
The Roman city of Pompeii was devastated following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, resulting in the deaths of approximately 2,000 people.

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Vesuvius eruption baked some people to death and turned one brain to glass

National Geographic, online, 23/01/2020
When Mount Vesuvius unleashed its fury in A.D. 79, Herculaneum was just one of several towns smothered by ash and savaged by superheated volcanic avalanches.

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Studies reveal gruesome last moments of Pompeii volcano's victims

Science magazine, online, 23/01/2020
Most of the Roman occupants of Herculaneum were doomed the moment Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 C.E.

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Vesuvius victims may have had slower death than originally thought

Evening Telegraph, online, 23/01/2020
Some of those who died in the Mount Vesuvius eruption of AD 79 had a slower death than previously believed, according to new research

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Hell in Herculaneum: Heat-damaged bones reveal residents of the Roman town were not instantly vaporised by Vesuvius but BAKED and suffocated to death in a blazing volcanic cloud as they hid in boathouses

This is Money, online, 23/01/2020; Mail Online, online, 23/01/2020
Residents of the Roman town of Herculaneum may not have been instantly vaporised by the Vesuvius eruption, but instead were baked and suffocated to death, a study has found.

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Victims of Mount Vesuvius were "baked" alive in long and horrible deaths, new analysis shows

IFL Science, online, 23/01/2020
New forensic analysis suggests that many victims of Mount Vesuvius died an even more grisly and prolonged death than previously believed.

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Learning from the lessons of history

North East Chamber of Commerce, online, 23/01/2020
A thought-provoking exhibition dedicated to the life of the teenage diarist and holocaust victim Anne Frank is being opened to the public later this month.

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Research from Teesside University sheds new light on how Vesuvius victims died

North East Chamber of Commerce, online, 22/01/2020
Some victims of the Mount Vesuvius eruption in AD 79 had a slower death than previously believed, new research by Teesside University has found.

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University students have designs on hospital

Sunderland Echo, p.22, 14/01/2020
A project to help enhance patient experience at Sunderland Eye Infirmary has been embraced by students from Teesside University's School of Art and Design.

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Students have designs on enhancing infirmary

Shields Gazette, p.22, 14/01/2020
A project to help enhance patient experience at Sunderland Eye Infirmary has been embraced by students from Teesside University's School of Art and Design.

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Award nomination for acclaimed Teesside producer's documentary

Tees Life, online, 13/01/2020
Film producer and Teesside University academic Samm Haillay's most recent documentary has been nominated for a major independent film award.

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Teesside team to research international access to essential services

Tees Life, online, 07/01/2020
A Teesside University research team will lead a project to strengthen equal access to essential services such as clean water and electricity for all communities in India.

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Design students offering support for eye infirmary

Darlington and Stockton Times. p.42, 03/01/2020
Students from Teesside University's MIMA School of Art and Design are helping to improve the experience for people with sight problems visiting a North-East hospital.

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New leadership alumni network established at Teesside University

Aycliffe Today, online, 2/1/2020, Tees Business, online, 2/1/2020
Managers and small-business owners across the Tees Valley are coming together to share their expertise, thanks to a new initiative spun out of a successful leadership programme.

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Self-management programme to help people living with long-term conditions

Tees Life, online, 20/12/2019
People living with long-term conditions are being invited to take part in a self-management programme using a support tool developed by Teesside University academics.

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Indie Christmas Window Winner revealed

Drapers, online, 30/12/2019
Students studying fashion and product design joined forces with an award-winning independent retailer to create a festive window display which raises awareness of sustainability.

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Uni student Tom scoops award for highest marks

The Gazette, P.18, 2/1/2020
Achievements during his sport rehabilitation studies have earned national recognition for Teesside University graduate Tom Wing.

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