July

Eisteddfod sign

29 July 2026

Swansea University at the 2026 National Eisteddfod

Man in white coat wearing gloves and using lab equipment.

28 July 2026

Study finds brain immune cells help limit abnormal activity in Alzheimer's disease model

Remains of a boat on a dried-up river bed.

27 July 2026

Why river management is so crucial to protecting one of world’s most important wetlands

A photo of Jon in his cap and gown at graduation.

24 July 2026

Swansea graduate realises academic potential after overcoming family tragedy

Kev Johns

23 July 2026

Beloved entertainer and broadcaster Kev Johns awarded honorary degree from Swansea University

A photo of Joseff in his cap and gown at graduation.

23 July 2026

“I didn’t even know there was a Welsh language” — Refugee graduates with master’s in Welsh

Pictured from left: Eric Reynolds, Peter Jones and Mike West

21 July 2026

Swansea University honours trio behind 60 years of student volunteering in Swansea

Field of tree saplings with woodland in background

17 July 2026

New study defines conditions for successful long-term biodiversity net gain

Man holding trophy alongside woman holding certificate.

17 July 2026

Pharmacologist wins international honour for innovative teaching

Group of people holding up large green flag in front of a flower border.

15 July 2026

Green Flag continues to fly over Swansea University’s campuses

Smiling small girl wearing toy tiara sitting indoors alongside smiling adult woman.

13 July 2026

New project helping to shape the future wellbeing of Welsh nursery children

The Senedd building pictured against a blue sky

13 July 2026

No clear support for return to old Senedd voting system - major voter study

Professor Siraj Shaikh

8 July 2026

Professor Siraj Shaikh appointed to DSIT College of Experts

Baby sleeping in the hands of an adult

6 July 2026

Why the first trimester of a pregnancy could be vital in driving human brain evolution

A red wood ant being reintroduced in Comer Woods

3 July 2026

Small insects set to make a big difference at Shropshire woodland

Five Swansea University researchers have been named among Wales’s most promising emerging talent as part of the 2026 Welsh Crucible cohort. (L-R Dr Yang Liu, Dr Laura Seymour, Dr Maria Cheshire-Allen, Dr Charlotte Jones and Dr Tom Avery.)

1 July 2026

Five Swansea University researchers chosen for prestigious Welsh Crucible programme