This is your place to find out about the movers and shakers among your alumni community. Share your personal and professional updates with us and we'll post them to this page throughout the year.

It could be a birth or marriage, a reunion or a career achievement, such as an award or book publication.

Whatever you would like to share with your peers, let us know!

March

Singer-songwriter phenomenon Myles Smith (Sociology & Social Policy, 2019) picked up his Rising Star award at this year's BRIT Awards ceremony in London.

February

The Thirteenth Child, written by Mark deMeza (French and German, 1986), was announced as a finalist in the prestigious Hemingway Book Awards for Wartime Fiction.

The debut novel by Sasha Butler (English, 2016) was announced for publication in October this year. The Marriage Contract tells the story of life in the Elizabethan era, and explores a woman’s fight to follow her desires and find her autonomy.

50 years of friendship

Four Nottingham graduates returned to campus in late February after Bernie Woollard (Economics/Agricultural Economics, 1978) contacted the alumni team looking for advice on where to visit!

Bernie, David Talbot (Mining Engineering, 1978), Graham Nattrass (Civil Engineering, 1978) and Peter Taylor (Chemistry/Zoology, 1978) spent 48 hours in and around campus, visiting their old halls, what was to them The Buttery (now Mooch), the T2 building and many more.

Find out more about organising a reunion.

Bernie 50 years

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