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Steve West
Professor Steve West
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University of the West of England, Bristol
Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive
Blog
Culture in the age of Covid-19: why universities must take centre stage
10 July 2020
Professor Dinah Birch sets out how the University of Liverpool has ensured cultural experiences in the city remain on offer to communities during lockdown.
How university careers services are supporting graduates through Covid-19
25 June 2020
Gabi Binnie from AGCAS explains how university careers services moved their provision online almost overnight following lockdown, in order to ensure students and graduates continue to be supported.
