Official account of the University of Reading. Partnering for the Planet to help make the world a better place. Warning: may contain geese.
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ALT An Egyptian Goose standing looking into a lake
ALT Man in a mustard yellow shirt stands in front of a teal backdrop with BBC Sliced Bread podcast logo and food and lifestyle icons.
ALT The global climate stripes for 2025. Vertical stripes in varying shades of blue transitioning to light blue and then to red tones on the right side. The latest stripe is dark red, depicting the urgent need for climate action.
ALT Young calves wearing black protective coats inside a barn with straw bedding and hay bales stacked in the background.
ALT University of Reading named official host of a global university alliance addressing climate change.
ALT Green background with white text 'Creating possibilities for tomorrow' above a decorative pattern and a URL reading.ac.uk/centenary.
ALT Professor Anna Horwood wearing a red top and silver necklace, standing outdoors with blurred greenery in the background.
ALT Reading Students' Union and the University of Reading present the 2026 Centenary Community Festival on Saturday 16 May at Whiteknights Campus and Sunday 17 May at Forbury Gardens. Apply now to take part if as a seller, performer or University of Reading researchers at rdg.ac/communityfestival
ALT University of Reading festive greeting with red 'Christmas' text and white snowflakes on a dark blue background.
ALT Three people walk across a snow-covered field toward a University of Reading building with snow on its roof and surrounding trees.
ALT Promotional poster for a theatre production titled “GLITCH” with the tagline “The true story of The Post Office scandal”. The design features a large brown envelope with a red postage stamp and postmark, set against a dark textured background. The word “GLITCH” appears in bright neon blue letters across the envelope. Below, text credits the play as written by Zannah Kearns, with dramaturgy by Beth Flintoff and directed by Gareth Taylor. Additional text reads: “Based on the experience of sub-postmistress Pam Stubbs” and “2026 UK Tour rabbletheatre.com”. At the top, there are multiple five-star review quotes from various publications, such as “First Class”, “Emotional and fascinating”, and “Beautifully moving”. Logos of supporting organizations and sponsors are displayed along the bottom edge.
ALT University of Reading highlights Erasmus+ as more than funding, offering valued structure and international collaboration networks.
ALT Illustrated promotional banner for a Carol Service event. The background is deep burgundy with holly decorations and musical notes. At the top are three logos: Reading Minster, Reading Borough Council, and University of Reading. Large white text reads “CAROL SERVICE” followed by event details: “Thursday 18 December | 6.30pm, Reading Minster.” Below, six illustrated figures in winter clothing hold open songbooks, surrounded by festive greenery. A yellow diagonal ribbon in the bottom left corner says “Free Event!”
ALT University of Reading campus with trees and greenery, highlighting its 4th place UK ranking in the People & Planet University League for sustainability.
