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2012 links
- Oona Stannard steps down at CES (The Universe Catholic Weekly)
2011 Links
- Archbishop Stack leaves university role (Scottish Catholic Observer)
- Sex, wives and warriors! (The Irish World)
- A sporting chance of future success (The Evening Standard)
- St Mary's, Twickenham, moves up university rankings (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
- Lord Coe visits St Mary's University College as it prepares for Olympic Games (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
- St Mary’s University College to host London 2012 training camps for China (Podium)
- St Mary’s University College students praised for rescuing woman from blaze (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
- South African Olympic boss visits St Mary's University College as country's teams prepare for 2012 games (This Is Local London)
- Mary Kenny to visit Twickenham College (The Irish World)
- St Mary’s University College to host Ireland's pre-Games training camps (Podium)
- We meet Richard Fisher, head of London 2012 Olympics preparations at St Mary's University College, Twickenham (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
2010 Links
- Students from St Mary’s University pack shoppers' bags to raise money for the Cystic Fibroris Trust (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
- SDLP leader Ritchie to present plan for future of the North (The Irish Post)
- Rookie athletes given taster day at St Mary’s (Streatham Guardian)
- Commonwealth call for St Mary's duo (Surrey Comet)
- Mo Farah Interview Mo Farah: 'I can definitely win a medal at the London Olympics' (The Guardian)
- King one of fab four at Olympic training camp (Bradford Telegraph and Argus)
- UGF signs exchange-program pact with school near London (Great Falls Tribune)
- Historic Ham House marks its 400th birthday with a big party (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
- Twickenham college lecturer ro run London Marathon in aid of Cystic Fibrosis Trust (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
- St Mary’s retain Cross-Country Championships crown (BUCS)
- Rob Lake organises battle of bands for Cystic Fibrosis Trust (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
- Steph happy in Holyrood (Epsom Guardian)
- Farah to undergo health tests (Sutton Guardian)
- St Mary's University College principal to step down (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
2009 Links
- Caro Shines For St Mary's (Harlequins RL Website)
- Vernon breezes to victory as St Mary’s runners dominate (Streatham Guardian)
- Twell set to make debut for Scots team at Gateshead (Aberdeen Press and Journal)
- South Africa team confirm pre-2012 training camp in Twickenham (The Guardian)
- Mary Eaton to leave post at St Mary's University College (This Is Local London)
- What role will Richmond and Hounslow play in London's 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games? (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
- Mohamed Sbihi: faith in the future (Times Online)
- Catholic college excels in theology (The Tablet)
- £5.7m project helps to strengthen building firm (Peterborough Today)
- Dr Claire Norton on 'In Our Time' (BBC Radio 4)
- St Mary's to launch hypnosis qualification (Richmond and Twickenham Times)
- 13,500 pull out of London Marathon (The Sun)
- Original features (Times Higher Education)
- St Mary's University College sponsors Quins shirts
(Richmond and Twickenham Times) - Quins announce tie-up with St Mary's (Hounslow Guardian)
- Harlequins Team Up With St Mary's University College (Harlequins Website)
- Acting out cancer issues (Irish Times)
- Mo Farah steps out of the shadows with record run (Times Online)
- Boost for Boast (Staines Guardian)
- No idle Boast for Suzi (Hunts Post)
2008 Links
- RAE 2008 Results (The Guardian)
- Steph Twell leads Britain's medal bonanza (Times Online)
- Professor David Jones quoted (Times Higher Education)
- Team GB Stars Nominated for Award (UK Athletics)
- London Celebrates Henry VIII Anniversary (Los Angeles Times)
- Looking For More Olympic Gold (Richmond & Twickenham Times)
- One Step at a Time for Baddeley in Beijing (IAAF Athletics)
- The Weight of History (The Herald) - About new student Gregor Edmunds
- Stef Twell Moves Up A Gear In Bradford (Athletics Weekly)
