In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 1 May
Professor Rosa Freedman spoke to France24 about the gang violence crisis in Haiti.
2026 News
Comment
US Cuba embargo 'crosses the line under international law'
Professor Michael Schmitt is an expert in international law rules governing warfare at the School of Law, University of Reading.
Research
Books vs TikTok: does social media affect teen literacy?
Five-year research project will explore how increased screen time affects young people's reading and writing
In the Community
Fancy a pint… of science?
The research discussions will take place on 18-20 May at the Pentahotel in Reading
Comment
European State of the Climate report: expert comments
Professor Hannah Cloke and Dr Akshay Deoras comment.
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 29 Apr
Including comments about global warming, a High Court case and Indian indentured labour
Comment
UAE decision shows ‘OPEC has lost grip on its members’
Dr Jorge Guira provides expert commentary.
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 28 Apr
Media coverage of an event about supporting families in Reading
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 27 Apr
Gizmodo spoke to Professor Andrew Charlton-Perez (Meteorology) about the way AI is changing weather prediction.
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 24 Apr
Thames Gazette and Reading Today reported on the University’s Giving Day, an event to raise money for student bursaries and learning spaces.
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 23 Apr
Dr Melissa Carr spoke to the Financial Times about the significance of the office bar.
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University News
Centenary fundraising drive to support vital projects
£36,000 was raised for last year's Giving Day campaign
University News
Free event on supporting autistic children to thrive
The hybrid event is taking place on Wednesday 6 May, in the evening
University News
Cities and countries warming fast, new climate stripes show
New climate stripes launched to mark Earth Day (Wednesday 22 April)
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 22 Apr
Media coverage of new climate stripes images and research about medical misogyny
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 21 Apr
Including coverage of research that analysed women’s experiences of hysteroscopies.
Research
Mumsnet posts reveal women gaslit over womb procedure pain
The study is published following the launch of the Mumsnet campaign to End Medical Misogyny
Comment
‘Japan earthquake could be a precursor for something bigger’
Professor Liz Stephens, Professor Hannah Cloke and Dr Clare Lewis offer expert comment.
Comment
Wellington, New Zealand floods: expert comment
Professor Hannah Cloke and Professor Liz Stephens comment
Farming minister sees Reading agrifood innovations
Dame Angela Eagle MP visited the University's Sonning Farm
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 20 Apr
A round-up of media coverage over the weekend
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 17 Apr
The University of Reading in the news today
In the Community
Campus windows trail celebrates 100 years of memories
The public art trail spans both the Whiteknights and London Road campuses
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 16 Apr
The latest media coverage for the University, including comment on why red hair is becoming more common
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 15 Apr
Including mentions of the the University's Charity of the Year Scheme and our partnership with Envision Racing
Comment
‘Graphic designer revolutionised science for children'
A new exhibition and book series has been curated by Reading typographers and graphic designers
Comment
How Iran conflict has pushed up UK farm costs
Featuring comments from Dr Sven Koops and Professor Richard Bennett.
In the Community
Thames Valley charities can apply for University initiative
The Charity of the Year Scheme is now in its third year of running
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 14 Apr
Coverage in the media of Centenary events and activities in the headlines
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 13 Apr
Dr Jacob Gardner spoke to BBC Radio Oxford about how dinosaurs can be used to answer the question of whether the chicken or egg came first.
In the Community
Festival returns for weekend of centenary celebrations
The Centenary Community Festival is taking place on 16 and 17 May
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 10 Apr
Dr Jess Neumann writes for The Conversation about the warning signs that indicate rivers are polluted.
Comment
Reading experiences its earliest 25 °C day on record
Reading recorded its earliest 25 degree day on record on Wednesday, 8 April 2026.
University News
AI is changing English language testing—experts are needed
Thousands of people sit English language tests each year to secure jobs, university places and visas
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 9 Apr
More than 100 global outlets provided further coverage of a fossil mistaken as the world’s oldest octopus.
Research
Months cut from climate model checks with speedy new tool
The Rapid Evaluation Framework (REF) was unveiled in March at an international climate modelling conference in Kyoto, Japan
Research
‘Oldest octopus’ fossil is no octopus at all, scans reveal
The fossil hid its true nature through decay 300 million years ago
In the Community
Artist in Residence helps pupils draw on cosmic inspiration
A new Artist in Residence who uses space travel as inspiration will work with school pupils in Reading
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 8 Apr
Media coverage of a study showing the true identity of an old fossil
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 7 Apr
Professor Mike Lockwood (Meteorology) was quoted by Newsweek about NASA’s Artemis mission
Comment
'Artemis mission cannot lead to interplanetary Wild West’
Professor Mike Lockwood comments on the need for new international rules governing outer space.
Research
Thames Valley healthcare set to improve through research
Reading joins £18 million collaboration funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research
University News
Reading’s weather history retold in new book
Reading Weather and Climate since 1831, by Dr Stephen Burt, combines vivid historical accounts and contemporary photography from the past 200 years.
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 1 Apr
The latest media coverage for the University, including research on better ways to treat UTIs
Research
Rapid urine test could select UTI antibiotics within hours
Scientists say a rapid test that identifies which antibiotics will work for urinary tract infections could allow same-day prescribing
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 31 Mar
In today's media coverage, improving the taste of protein shakes and disease in Roman Britain.
Research
Your post-gym protein shake may get a taste upgrade
New findings suggest that manufacturing changes have the potential to improve the palatability of whey protein drinks.
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 30 Mar
Professor Ian Givens was quoted by The Times and BBC News about the nutritional benefits of full-fat dairy
Comment
Kharg Island strikes present 'complex' two-part legal test
Expert comment from Professor Michael Schmitt, School of Law
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 27 Mar
BBC Radio Berkshire presenter Kirsten O’Brien hosted her mid-morning show from campus to celebrate the University’s centenary.
Comment
‘Pressure film trailer hints at D-day forecast's true drama'
The founder of the Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading, Professor Reginald Sutcliffe, played a role in the D-Day forecast
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 26 Mar
The latest media coverage for the University
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 25 Mar
Professor Adrian Palmer spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire about why many businesses, including coffee shops and petrol stations, are putting up prices.
University News
Agriculture top in UK in QS subject rankings 2026
Reading has six subjects in the global top 100
University News
Gender pay gap at University narrows
The reduction follows a steady pattern of improvement over the last five years
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 24 Mar
The latest media coverage for the University, including research on AI avatars and comment on possible links between UPFs and fertility
Research
AI avatars promise UK growth if laws can put people first
Without clear legal rules, businesses risk costly mistakes that could turn cost savings into expensive liabilities
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 23 Mar
Professor May Tan-Mullins spoke to That's TV Thames Valley about the University's international centenary celebrations.
Our Staff
Storybook sessions seek crowdfunding support for summer
The free weekly sessions have run since November 2023 and have helped hundreds of local children discover the joy of reading.
In the Community
Museum rat trail gets a new look this Easter
The trail features 12 new rats with beautiful handmade costumes
University News
Congratulations to Natural History Museum on record year
The Natural History Museum as visited by more than 7.1 million people visited in 2025.
Comment
State of the Global Climate report: expert comment
Dr Akshay Deoras, senior research scientist at the University of Reading's Department of Meteorology, comments.
Research
Global insect rescue plan needs new tech to ensure success
Insect populations are falling by around 1% each year on average.
In the Community
New benches add to mental health campus support
The benches invite people to sit and have a conversation, helping to combat loneliness
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 19 Mar
Professor Stella Chan speaks to ITV News about changes to sex education
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 18 Mar
Professor Simon Mortimer provided an overview of the University’s crop research unit for Farming Today.
Research
The cactus on your desk is an evolution speed machine
The study challenges ideas going back to Charles Darwin
University News
University of Reading hits 100 with global celebrations
One hundred years ago to the day, the University of Reading received its Royal Charter from George V
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 17 Mar
Marking 100 years of the University and comment on the meningitis outbreak in Kent
Research
Contrail sensors aim to cut aviation's climate impact
The University of Reading's Department of Meteorology will analyse the data of contrail formation
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 16 Mar
Professor Simon Potts featured in an episode of BBC Radio 4’s Life Without, discussing the importance of bees in nature.
University News
Reading and Met Office renew mission to protect the planet
Reading has been awarded a place on the Met Office Academic Partnership for 2026-2030
Research
Bright pink insect stands out to blend in, scientists say
Arota Festae transformed from an unmistakeable hot pink to completely green in 11 days.
Comment
Expert comment: Meningitis outbreak
Dr Simon Clarke is an associate professor in cellular microbiology
Research
‘Benchmark’ book on typography edited by Reading experts
Four University academics edited the new Bloomsbury Handbook of Global Typography.
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 13 Mar
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 12 Mar
Dr Rachel McCloy spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire about the benefits and limitations of too much choice.
In the Community
Reading mayor to give Women's History Month lecture
The lecture will take place on Whiteknights on Thursday 26 March
In the News
Museum of Zoology wins renewed Arts Council accreditation
The Cole Museum of Zoology is based at the Whiteknights campus
In the News
Reading in the news - Weds 11 Mar
Solving the mystery of the Mary Celeste, and why you shouldn't wash raw chicken - in today's media report
Comment
‘War crimes charge doesn't change UK’s safe haven status’
Dr Alison Bisset provides expert comment after a Syrian man was charged in the UK with crimes against humanity
Reading in the news - Tue 10 Mar
Studies into the benefits of agroforestry for UK food production were mentioned various outlets, quoting authors Dr Amelia Hood and Dr Tom Staton
Research
How to make farms tree-friendly and boost food production
New studies show how agroforestry would affect UK food supply and imports.
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 9 Mar
News of the Poet Laureate's visit to Reading and other media coverage
University News
Poet Laureate wanders lonely as a cloud to Reading
The Poet Laureate, Simon Armitage, visited Reading, on Tuesday 3 March, to become the latest University of Reading daily weather observer.
Reading in the news - Fri 6 Mar
Dr Claire Ryder appeared in multiple media outlets commenting on an incoming Saharan dust cloud.
Comment
Iran strikes: Was targeting Iranian leaders lawful?
Professor Michael Schmitt, and Professor Marko Milanovic, experts in international law rules governing warfare at the School of Law, comment
Comment
'Blood rain' and hazy skies expected as Saharan dust hits UK
Dr Claire Ryder provides expert comment
In the Community
Community Iftar focuses on building trust
The Iftar was held in the Great Hall
Our Staff
Nutritionist to help the UK eat well in key advisory role
Professor Julie Lovegrove has been appointed Chair of SACN
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 5 Mar
Expert comment on meningitis vaccines and the conflict in Iran
Research
Experts unveil ten-point plan to deliver climate education
The report follows the government's Curriculum and Assessment Review.
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 4 Mar
National Geographic quoted Dr James Ryalls about the impact of air pollution on insects.
University News
Vision scientist honoured at Windsor Castle
Professor Anna Horwood was appointed MBE in the New Year's Honours List
University News
University research and innovation director receives MBE
Dr Karen Henderson was appointed MBE in the King's Birthday Honours List
University News
Tajik Foreign Minister visits Reading to build climate links
The University welcomed the Tajikstan foreign minister to Reading
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 3 Mar
Further commentary on the conflict in the Gulf.
Comment
Iran strikes: 'US cannot rely on self-defence claims'
Professor Michael Schmitt provides expert comment.
Comment
Iran strikes: ‘Trump’s standing could become unstable’
Dr Derek Bolton provides expert comment.
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 2 Mar
A round-up of media coverage from the weekend, including comment on the Iran conflict
Comment
Iran strikes: ‘Diplomatic resolution farther away than ever’
Professor Rosa Freedman comments
Comment
Iran strikes: Expert explains UN rules on force
Dr Saeed Bagheri, international law expert, explains what United Nations rules say about the use of military force following strikes on Iran.
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 27 Feb
Latest news stories featuring the University of Reading
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 26 Feb
Reading Today reported on the University’s support for Reading’s City of Culture 2029 bid.
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Research
‘Update climate change risks list to avoid worst impacts’
No internationally coordinated and mandated global risk analysis on climate change has been conducted.
Research
New blueprint for healthcare investigators could save lives
The framework identifies 38 competencies for investigators
In the Community
University backs Reading’s City of Culture bid
The University of Reading is supporting Reading's bid to become UK City of Culture 2029
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 25 Feb
Includes comment on Trump's tariffs and Saharan dust coming to the UK
Reading in the news - Tue 24 Feb
Dr Mark Dallas was quoted about links between air pollution and Alzheimer’s.
Research
Gut microbiology building on pioneering legacy
Reading researchers are continuing the groundbreaking work of Professor Glenn Gibson following his retirement
Research
Weather patterns behind India's moist heatwaves uncovered
Forecasts could allow cricket matches and other events to be postponed
Comment
Lymington harbour mud trial ‘exciting’ for habitat recovery
Dr Jonathan Dale, who is investigating similar schemes in the Severn estuary, provides expert comment on the benefits of the trial.
Reading in the news - Mon 23 Feb
Professor James Reade on the economics of the Winter Olympics
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 20 Feb
Expert comment in the media of Andrew's arrest, record rain, and new vaccines
University News
How we hit the headlines 26,000 times worldwide in 2025
The University of Reading in the media was celebrated at the fourth annual Hitting the Headlines event.
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University News
Historic farming films to be digitised for wider access
The £80,000 grant from the BFI Screen Heritage Fund will enable The MERL to digitise a significant collection of historic agricultural films
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 19 Feb
PhD researcher Rosie Mammatt was quoted by The Telegraph on how a weaker jet stream is causing the risk of avalanches to increase.
Comment
SEND reforms: EHCPs are ‘not optional extras’
Dr Jo Billington comments on reforms to SEND provision in schools
Comment
REJOICE! First dry day recorded in Reading for 37 days
Dr Rob Thompson comments.
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 17 Feb
Prof Hannah Cloke discussed groundwater flooding with Sky News
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 16 Feb
Business school research into AI use in health care in the media
Comment
'Trump’s rollbacks won’t deter global climate collaboration'
Professor Andrew Charlton-Perez comments as IPCC workshops at Reading come to a close.
Our Staff
Obituary: Emeritus Prof Giulio Ciro Lepschy FBA (1935-2026)
Professor Lepschy played a central role in establishing Reading’s reputation in linguistic scholarship
Exhibitions
Exhibition marks 100 years of countryside protection
A new exhibition at The Museum of English Rural Life marks the centenary of CPRE
Reading in the news - Fri 13 Feb
Latest reports of University work in the media
Research
Putting communities in the research driving seat
Learn how the Community Led Research Pilot paves the way for future community-led research
Research
Desert winds bring drought to India when the monsoon fails
Monsoon breaks often lead to water shortages for more than a billion people.
Reading in the news - Thu 12 Feb
Reading’s record-breaking rainfall is covered by various news outlets.
Comment
Rain for 31 days straight breaks records as flood risks grow
Dr Stephen Burt and Dr Jess Neumann comment.
Research
Climate change fuelling anxiety in depressed young people
The study interviewed young people aged 18-25
In the News
Climate Ambassadors ready to support school buildings plan
Expert comment on the announcement of a 10-year plan for school buildings
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 11 Feb
Coverage of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change meeting in Reading
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 10 Feb
Coverage of a new study that uses camera glasses to accurately tracks people’s diets.
Research
Camera glasses show diet researchers what we really eat
Camera glasses and new biomarkers take the guess work out of dietary assessments, eliminating the unreliability of self-reported dietary intake data.
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 9 Feb
Media coverage over the weekend, including comment on the four-day work week
In the Community
Campus set to become stage for centenary celebration
Performances of the immersive theatre production will beheld on 23 and 24 May
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In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 6 Feb
Weather records, archaeology, politics and construction expertise in the media
Research
Longest rain spell ever recorded as IPCC comes to campus
Record-breaking spell of rainfall cannot dampen Reading welcome for IPCC scientists
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 5 Feb
Including a column from the Vice-Chancellor on the upcoming IPCC workshops
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 4 Feb
Professor Ed Hawkins co-wrote an article in The Conversation on evidence of climate change from the top of the atmosphere to the bottom of the ocean.
Our Students
Entrepreneurial skills win awards at national finals
Two Reading teams won awards at the national Your Entrepreneurs Scheme final
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 3 Feb
Coverage of news that the University will be the host of upcoming IPCC workshops
In the Community
British Museum shows ancient collections to Shinfield public
A new annual lecture series provides more info about the British Museum facility and the objects it houses
Reading in the news - Mon 2 Feb
Reading AI experts help to debunk fake videos of President Trump
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 30 Jan
Pioneering professors to the power of three are featured in the news
University News
Major IPCC workshops bring diverse climate voices to Reading
The closed workshops will run from 10 to 12 February and will help to make IPCC reports more inclusive and robust.
Our Campus
Women’s running scheme brightens up winter evenings
A new scheme to encourage women runners in the winter launches
Our Staff
Three professors elected Fellows of new UK maths academy
Reading academics join Fellowship of the UK’s Academy for the Mathematical Sciences
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 29 Jan
The latest media coverage for the University
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 28 Jan
Reports on Reading Museum’s plans to display items from the Roman town of Silchester, mentioning research from Professor Mike Fulford
University News
QS Europe Ranking: Reading in top 80 universities
Reading is ranked at 76 in Europe and 28 in the UK
Research
Artists’ lessons for institutions explored at symposium
Artists from across Europe spoke at the Reading International Symposium on 21 Jan
Comment
Storm Chandra: ‘UK stuck on hazardous weather conveyor belt’
Dr Jess Neumann provides expert comment
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 27 Jan
Worldwide coverage of archaeology research into the oldest wooden tools found
Research
Earliest evidence of wooden tools used by humans
The discoveries, made in Greece, date back 430,000 years.
Comment
Storm Chandra: ‘More flooding expected'
Dr Jess Neumann provides expert comment.
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 26 Jan
Coverage of news that the National Lottery Heritage Fund has awarded almost £250,000 to the Cookham Abbey Connects project.
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 23 Jan
Dr Alexander Gilder was quoted by The I Paper and Professor Rosa Freedman was interviewed by DW News on President Trump’s Board of Peace.
Research
How Luxembourg flood warnings went without action
The July 2021 floods were Luxembourg's most financially costly disaster on record
University News
Ancient abbey’s secrets to be shared thanks to major grant
A £249,755 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund will enable the new research and community engagement
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 22 Jan
Professor picks up OBE from Windsor Castle
Research
Salty facts: takeaways have more salt than labels claim
Scientists found 47% of takeaway foods analysed exceeded their declared salt levels.
Comment
Shamima Begum: ‘Fate of Brits in Syria is uncertain’
Professor Harmonie Toros comments on the status of British detainees in Syria
Research
Vitamin D deficiency linked to respiratory infection risk
In the largest study of its kind, researchers investigated the link between vitamin D status and the rate of hospitalisation due to respiratory tract infections.
University News
Strong scores in THE World Rankings by Subject 2026
Reading remains in the global top 100 for Business, and saw improvements in Education and Life Sciences
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 21 Jan
Featuring research on vitamin D deficiency and comment on new water regulations
Comment
Expert comment: Demolition of UNRWA HQ in East Jerusalem
Professor Rosa Freedman comments after UNRWA headquarters was demolished.
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 20 Jan
Expert commentary on the USA's threats to gain control of Greenland
Comment
Expert comment: water reform 'a drop in the ocean'
Dr Jess Neumann and Professor Hannah Cloke comment on the government's water white paper, outlining reform to the UK water system.
Comment
Expert comment - Trump Greenland position 'pressures NATO'
International relations experts at the University of Reading provide comment on the US position on 'acquiring' Greenland
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 19 Jan
A newly-launched news site for Reading features Professor Sir Brian Hoskins
Our Staff
Andrew Wilbey - popular ice cream and wine expert remembered
Food science lecturer Andrew was well known for his teaching on ice cream and as Wine Steward for the Staff Common Room
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 16 Jan
Professor Gunter Kuhnl featured in an episode of BBC 4’s Sliced Bread, discussing the potential benefits and risks of eating dark chocolate.
Our Staff
Climate education champion receives OBE at royal investiture
HRH The Prince of Wales gave Professor Andrew Charlton-Perez an OBE
Comment
Robert Jenrick: 'Reform now look like second choice'
Dr Miriam Sorace, Department of Politics and International Relations, comments
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 15 Jan
Professor Ed Hawkins’ climate stripes are used to illustrate 2025's temperature.
In the Community
Immersive show explores town’s role in soundsystem culture
The show is running at South Street Arts Centre, 21-24 Jan
Research
Europe’s crop droughts to get worse even as rain increases
The research examined climate data and used computer models to identify regions most at risk
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 14 Jan
Widespread coverage about 2025 being the third hottest year on record
University News
2025’s dark red stripe represents Earth’s third-warmest year
New climate stripes graphics have been created to reflect 2025's temperatures
In the Community
Nominate your university volunteers of the year
Nominations can be made by staff, students, alumni and any member of the community
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 13 Jan
Nature's bounty brings winter joy, and a new book on the Baltic Crusades
In the Community
Campus history walking tours to celebrate 100 years
The free guided walks will run throughout 2026
Research
Higher animal welfare brings home the bacon for UK farmers
Reading research is key to new government policy on animal welfare on farms
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 12 Jan
Award-winning research and medicine in Renaissance England, in today's media report
Our Staff
Space weather forecaster awarded special Society medal
Professor Mathew Owens has received the Royal Astronomical Society’s Chapman Medal
In the News
Reading in the news - Fri 9 Jan
Dr Akshay Deoras spoke to LBC News about UK red weather warnings after Storm Goretti hit the UK
Comment
Storm Goretti: expert comments
Dr Jess Neumann and Dr Ambrogio Volonte comment.
In the News
Reading in the news - Thu 8 Jan
Optometry Today and The Reading Chronicle reported that Emeritus Professor Anna Horwood received an MBE in the King’s New Year Honours list.
Comment
Reading weather in 2025 - hot, dry and sunny
Dr Stephen Burt analyses data from the University's Atmospheric Observatory
In the News
Reading in the news - Wed 7 Jan
Climate education proposals and what business can expect in 2026, in today's media report
In the News
Reading in the news - Tue 6 Jan
Including comment on the capture of the Venezuelan leader and investigating greener animal feeds
In the News
Reading in the news - Mon 5 Jan
A round-up of media coverage over the festive period
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