Ambition magazine

We find out about Jan Jones’ (Chemistry, 1963) time at Nottingham and why she has chosen to support future students by leaving a gift in her will.

Find out how donations to Cascade are helping train the next generation of pharmacists at Nottingham.

In conversation with alumni Preet Grewal (Production Engineering, 1988), Roy Twite (Production Engineering, 1988) and first-year Chemical Engineering student, Rene-Ioic Betek.

A fund originally set up to remember her son, formed the inspiration for alumna Cathleen Bromwich to leave a gift in her will.

On a sunny day in May, alumni and longtime cricket supporter Alan Budge (1974, Industrial Economics) and his teammates Tom Hillmann (1972, Law) and Chris Yemm (1973, Law) joined Nottingham men's 1st cricket team to officially unveil a new scoreboard that was only made possible thanks to their generous donations.

Throughout Nottingham’s history, alumni have played a key role in our growth and development through generous donations.

Thanks to the generous ongoing support of alumni and entertainment executive Peter Rice, eight determined scholarship students are heading to Hollywood for summer internships.

Scientists at the University of Nottingham have discovered that prostate cancer is able to spread through a man’s body by taking off the genetic ‘handbrake’ that stops cells growing out of control — and a new project will now work out how to put the brakes back on.

For one Nottingham sports scholar, your support is giving him the opportunity to set his sights on competing at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. 

Tucked away just a stone’s throw from Highfields Lake, lies a cornucopia of treasures from thousands of years ago.

Your donations to Cascade have helped a group of medical students learn valuable new skills to deal with major incidents to potentially save lives.

The University of Nottingham stands as a beacon of groundbreaking research, particularly in the area of advanced medical imaging technologies (MRI).

Take a first look at the plans to reimagine the Walled Garden on University Park as a place to remember those who have left a gift in their will.