It was with great sadness that we learned about the death of Ruskin College alumnus and politician Lord John Prescott.

The Institute was launched with a seminar titled “Regional Inequality under a Labour Government – can we make a difference?”

A new report ‘A different future  – How business can reduce inequality’ by the Ruskin Institute for Social Equity (RISE) at Ruskin College was launched today at the House of Commons.

As part of its 125th anniversary celebrations, Ruskin College hosted an afternoon seminar of talks and discussions on the history and potential of the Labour Party to win the 4 July general election.

Former Secretary of State for Education and Chair of the Council of Labour Lord David Blunkett was keynote speaker at a discussion event – ‘The Skills Revolution - can lifelong learning save the UK economy’.

Twenty-eight leaders in the field of equitable access to higher education gathered recently at an event in Ruskin College, Oxford, to explore the question: ‘Addressing the higher education equity crisis - what needs to be done?’

Some of the most influential people from higher education joined UWL's Centre for Inequalities and Levelling Up (CEILUP) and the National Education Opportunities Network (NEON) for a stimulating discussion at Ruskin College, Oxford, asking who should go into higher education.

The Centre for Inequality and Levelling Up (CEILUP), a UWL research centre, held an event - ‘the Future of Levelling Up’, examining progress in tackling regional inequality - at Ruskin College, Oxford on Thursday 11 May.

Ruskin College are offering a range of short courses starting in January 2023.