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Professor Lucy Mazdon, Birkbeck's Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research, Knowledge Exchange and Innovation), awards alumnus John Moran with the Honorary Research Fellowship

Birkbeck awards 100-year-old alumnus with Honorary Research Fellowship

Birkbeck has awarded 100-year-old alumnus John J. Moran an Honorary Research Fellowship in recognition of his lifelong dedication to education and research.
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Single mum graduates with first class degree

Chloe Livingston took the meaning of multi-tasking to the extreme when she decided to enrol for a law degree while working full time and raising her son as a single parent.