Are you frequently stressed? Many people come to Yoga as a way to regain balance after hectic working hours and schedules. It has spiritual, mental,
When Mark Cole embarked on his PhD in the History of Ideas, he decided to look at the 20th Century. A practicing attorney who in
Dr Ian Cooper gained a Phd in Epidemiology at Warnborough College, leading to groundbreaking research in the study of Parkinson’s disease. He is currently a
Asian art has been a lifelong passion for Swiss art historian Michael Henss. He is renowned for his scholarly research on Tibetan monuments and tombs.
They’re commonly mistaken for vegetables, probably first came to Europe through Columbus, and exist in over 10,000 varieties. Tomatoes (fruits) are also very good for
All Warnborough Fine Arts (MFA and PhDFA) students are encouraged to enter the Art Olympia 2017 competition. Warnborough students who are studying through our Academic
Warnborough College is proud to sponsor the Canterbury Arts Conference (or CArtsCon). The theme for 2017 is “Art for Change“. As per the description, change
A survey was conducted recently by Inside Higher Ed which found that the majority of college business officials agree higher education is in financial crisis,
Elizabeth (Libby) Scandale recently joined our PhD in Cultural Art History programme*. Here, she shares with us about her Warnborough journey, the programme and a
We chatted to our Doctoral graduate, Elizabeth Raney, who completed our PhD in Cultural Art History. Her mentor was Dr Jill Kiefer. Where do you
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