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  1. Financial governance bodies announce temporary relaxation on time period for reporting

    Three authorities have announced time relief for listed companies to file reports during the coronavirus crisis, but Professor Meziane Lasfer is sceptical about the decision.

  2. Feeding Britain, Our Food Problems and How to Fix Them

    This week, Penguin Press will publish 'Feeding Britain, Our Food Problems and How to Fix Them' authored by Professor Tim Lang, Centre for Food Policy at City.

  3. Taking radical action on inclusion

    New book shows how organisations can bridge the gap between the promise and practice of inclusion.

  4. Mindfulness drop-in sessions made available online

    CEMR has now moved its lunchtime mindfulness sessions for staff and students online, to take place three times per week.

  5. Professor Muttukrishnan Rajarajan discusses recent cyber security threats

    The Director of City’s Institute for Cyber Security outlines a few areas of concern and focus as the COVID-19 crisis sees a shift to home-working.

  6. Dr John Stanton gives oral evidence in Parliament

    The City Law School’s Senior Law Lecturer speaks to members of the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee.

  7. City alumni reminisce in India

    City graduates take a trip down memory lane at alumni events in India.

  8. Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) – guidance for staff, students and visitors

    Most of City’s buildings closed on Friday 20th March. Face-to-face teaching has ended and staff are continuing to support students while working remotely.

    Hashtag: Coronavirus

  9. Mindful Improv Innovators at City

    City's Centre for Excellence in Mindfulness Research (CEMR) host workshop with mindfulness meditation teacher, Dr Theresa Dzendrowskyj, and improvisation director, Sarah Davies.

  10. Measuring the psychological impact of a health pandemic on stock markets

    Stock market falls during health crises can be explained by more than just supply and demand factors, says Professor André Spicer.

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