From Coventry to Sussex: Spence exhibition celebrates university's architectural heritage 50 years on - What does an architect do after rebuilding a great English cathedral? - In the case of Sir Basil Spence (1907-1976), one of the most eminent Modern architects of the postwar period, it was to design the first of a new wave of universities – the University of Sussex.

The UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment is introducing £100K worth of studentships to encourage postgraduate students from a broader social background to apply.

In its inaugural list of the top 50 most influential people for sustainability in the UK, Building Design magazine has listed three Cambridge academics.

A mysterious space underneath Manchester's Arndale shopping centre has been identified as the initial stages of a long forgotten underground railway through the city centre.

A new exhibition at the Department of Architecture aims to expose the forgotten history of the University's experimental post-war architecture: the 'other' Cambridge of raw, angular buildings and the ambition and innovation they embody.

King's College London has launched an Invited Design Competition through the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) to redevelop the Quadrangle and its associated buildings at the College's historic Strand Campus in London WC2.

Sussex's '60s architecture explored in public lecture - The University of Sussex's distinctive buildings - and the vision of the man who designed them, architect Sir Basil Spence – will be explored in a free public lecture next month.

The Medieval art, architecture and history of Bristol Cathedral is the focus of a new book by researchers at the University of Bristol.