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Administration - Sport - 18.01.2012
Teams claim overall 2011 Varsity victory
Teams claim overall 2011 Varsity victory

Sport - 18.01.2012
Deputy Director of Sport represents University of Warwick at International level

Sport - 18.01.2012
Women’s Basketball Team Topples Rival Cal State Monterey Bay as Winning Streak Reaches 16 Games
In a season full of them thus far, the second-ranked UC San Diego women's basketball made another huge statement on Saturday, rolling over No.

Economics - Sport - 17.01.2012
Pro athletes are wise to bolster their star status, say researchers
Basketball fans in Cleveland may disagree, but two-time NBA Most Valuable Player Lebron James' decision to play with a higher-profile Miami Heat team and all-star teammates shows sound marketing and

Sport - 14.12.2011
UBSport stars shine at the European Cross Country Championships
University of Birmingham Sport (UBSport) athletes travelled to Velenje, Slovenia for the SPAR European Cross Country Championships on December, 11, and helped the Aviva Great Britain & Northern Ireland (GB&NI) top the medal table for the fourth consecutive year.

Sport - 05.12.2011
EURO 2012 is likely to hit school exam results, study suggests
EURO 2012 is likely to hit school exam results, study suggests
School students who take their GCSEs during a major international football tournament, such as the FIFA World Cup or the UEFA European Championship, get worse exam results than they would in a football-free summer, according to an Oxford researcher.

Sport - 02.12.2011
EURO 2012 could hit school exam results
EURO 2012 could hit school exam results
School students who take their GCSEs during a major international football tournament - such as the FIFA World Cup or the UEFA European Championship - get worse exam results than they would in a football-free summer.

Computer Science - Sport - 18.11.2011
Helping computers make faster decisions
Industrial and systems engineering professor Jeff Linderoth is working on a way to help computers make yes/no decisions faster by enhancing the standard algorithm computers use to solve a class of problems called integer programs.

Sport - 02.11.2011
Half a million pound boost for sports facilities
Half a million pound boost for sports facilities

Sport - 01.11.2011
Tracking athletes with a GPS
Opponents know that Kaelen Watson , U of T's most recent female athlete of the year, is a force to be reckoned with on the field hockey turf.

Sport - 01.11.2011
Tritons Clip San Francisco State to Clinch No. 1 Seed in CCAA Tournament
Jessica Wi and the Tritons will head to Turlock for next week's CCAA Tournament at the top overal seed.

Sport - 21.10.2011
University hosts the biggest Malaysian sporting event in the UK

Sport - Administration - 07.10.2011
American Football Head Coach selected for IFAF World Development team
University of Birmingham Sport's (UBSport) American Football Head Coach has been announced as the only UK representative to be part of the International Federation of American Football (IFAF) World Development team.

Sport - 15.09.2011
Meteor Likely Cause of Southwest U.S. Light Show
Meteor Likely Cause of Southwest U.S. Light Show
PASADENA, Calif. A meteor is the most probable cause of a bright, colorful fireball witnessed by people in a wide swath of the southwestern United States, according to Don Yeomans, manager of NASA's Near-Earth Object Program Office at JPL.

Health - Sport - 13.09.2011
With help from UCLA, teenage cancer patient begins to make strides
With help from UCLA, teenage cancer patient begins to make strides
The doctors told Allie Newman that the pain in her right thigh was tendonitis, nothing to worry about.

Sport - 12.09.2011
The world’s fastest robot to line up alongside techno-wonders in university science showcase
The fastest robot in the world will be among the many technological wonders taking centre stage at a special exhibition of university research on the Hoe next week. The fastest robot in the world will be among the many technological wonders taking centre stage at a special exhibition of university research on the Hoe next week.

Sport - Mathematics - 11.09.2011
Study predicts Jimmy Dickinson and Jimmy McIlroy next in line for football statues
Study predicts Jimmy Dickinson and Jimmy McIlroy next in line for football statues Portsmouth FC´s Jimmy Dickinson, and Burnley and Northern Ireland winger Jimmy McIlroy can expect to be the nex

Sport - 09.09.2011
Taking athletics to the next level
Following her recent success at the the World Championships, University of Birmingham Sport (UBSport) caught up with Hannah England to see what life was like in Daegu and what the future holds.

Sport - 09.09.2011
New book about masculinity, football and educational choices

Sport - Pedagogy - 01.09.2011
Robot athlete brings World Championship gold to Britain and Plymouth University

Sport - 21.08.2011
U-M seeking 350 volunteers for U-M/Notre Dame night game
Aug. U-M seeking 350 volunteers for U-M/Notre Dame night game ANN ARBOR, Mich.—The University of Michigan Athletic Department and the Division of Student Affairs are seeking 350 volunteers to s

Health - Sport - 01.08.2011
Less than ten minutes of intense exercise a week is enough to reduce risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, according to new research
Less than ten minutes of intense exercise a week is enough to reduce risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, according to new research Three minutes of intense exercise, three times a week, is equivalent to five one-hour sessions according to research at the University of Birmingham's School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, offering hope for people too busy to find the time to work out.

Law - Sport - 01.08.2011
Graeme Samuel joins ANU Council
Graeme Samuel joins ANU Council

Sport - History & Archeology - 29.07.2011
Watching sport: what kind of fan are you?
PA 233/11 Do you — can you — really love a sports team' Should we be learning from so-called bad role models instead of an impossible perfection?

Sport - Pedagogy - 27.07.2011
Gangs, violence rob inner-city kids of physical activity, study says
Gangs, violence rob inner-city kids of physical activity, study says
CHAMPAIGN, Ill.

Sport - 25.07.2011
Study heralds Jimmy Hill as Britain's 50th football statue
Study heralds Jimmy Hill as Britain's 50th football statue
Study heralds Jimmy Hill as Britain's 50th football statue A statue of football manager and broadcaster Jimmy Hill, to be unveiled at Coventry City FC on Thursday 28 July 2011, will be Britain

Administration - Sport - 21.07.2011
UBSport announced as second in BUCS championship
Universities from round the UK gathered at University of Leeds, for the British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) annual awards dinner.

Health - Sport - 19.07.2011
Breakthrough: Real-time data recorded on football player captures impact that caused broken neck
ANN ARBOR, Mich.—While studying concussions in a high school football team, researchers captured the impact of an 18-year-old player who broke his neck during a head-down tackle in real-time.

Sport - 18.07.2011
2011 Graduates: Luke Batten

Sport - 15.07.2011
Richard Lynch
Richard Lynch

Administration - Sport - 14.07.2011
Manchester United Chief and BBC Director of Sport awarded Honorary degrees

Sport - 07.07.2011
Jamaican athletes on Campus ahead of their 2012 visit
One of the world's fastest men, Asafa Powell, current 4 x 100 world record holders, Nester Carter and Michael Frater, and Olympic Silver Medalist Shericka Williams warmed up on the University of Birm

Sport - History & Archeology - 05.07.2011
Men’s hockey get the England call up

Sport - 04.07.2011
Artist fellowship documenting build-up to London 2012 announced
Artist fellowship documenting build-up to London 2012 announced

Sport - Administration - 19.06.2011
Sport Development Manager appointed new Chair of Birmingham Athletics Network

Sport - 17.06.2011
Sport used to show the opportunities available in UK education

Economics - Sport - 08.06.2011
NFL fans motivated by familiarity, uncertainty, study finds
NFL fans motivated by familiarity, uncertainty, study finds
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. With the bitter contract dispute between the National Football League Players Association and team owners apparently inching toward the goal line, armchair quarterbacks - and television broadcast executives - across the U.S. can breathe a collective sigh of relief that their favorite teams probably will kick off the 2011 season as expected and won't leave them with gaping holes in their schedules come fall.

Sport - 30.05.2011
Women pioneers enter Sports Hall of Fame

Sport - Economics - 24.05.2011
Matt signs for Latics
Matt signs for Latics

History & Archeology - Sport - 24.05.2011
Sectarianism in Spotlight

Sport - 23.05.2011
Providing a worldwide sporting education

Sport - 12.05.2011
Football team loses cup thriller
The University football team has finished as runners-up in the British Universities Championships.

Sport - Economics - 10.05.2011
University footballer gets England call-up
University footballer gets England call-up

Sport - Economics - 04.05.2011
Outdoor Championships showcase skills of UBSport
University of Birmingham Athletics & Cross Country put in another great performance at the BUCS Outdoor Championships last weekend winning a total of NINE individual medals plus a bronze for the women's team.

Sport - 03.05.2011
Fans head south for free

Sport - Environment - 27.04.2011
Tackling prejudice in the beautiful game

Sport - 07.04.2011
Artist will chart build-up to Olympics at Iffley Road

Sport - Event - 04.04.2011
Any-Body and everybody benefit from inclusive sports event

Sport - 04.04.2011
Nottingham University’s sport for all ethos given lottery funding boost

Career - Sport - 31.03.2011
We Need More Empathy in Professional Coaching
On the day after the NFL regular season ended, Gary Kubiak, the now former head coach of the Denver Broncos, made the most valuable play of the 2016 season.
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