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Why were new born children left to die in ancient Rome?
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Congratulations to alumna Zoë Carey-Williams, who graduated with a BA (Hons) in Drama and French in 2017, who worked on the comedy TV movie Death … Read more
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STOP ✋WAIT A MINUTE MR POSTMAN 🎶 🎵 We now have a letterbox at the garden, thanks to our apprentice Ed’s handywork – Thanks Ed. … Read more
School of Arts students awarded at Music Prize ceremony
Congratulations to School of Arts students Carmen Mackey, currently studying BA (Hons) Drama and Theatre, and Fleur Sumption, BA (Hons) Art History, who have been awarded … Read more
Alumna Patrycja Dynowska at the Tristan Bates Theatre
Alumna Patrycja Dynowska, who graduated with an MA in Physical Acting in 2017, will be performing in a one-woman show at the Tristan Bates Theatre … Read more
PG opportunities in SSPSSR
Join us for this informal talk about postgraduate study. If you are still contemplating your options for the coming months you might be interested in … Read more
Dieter Declercq secures funding for medical humanities conference
Dr Dieter Declercq, Assistant Lecturer in Film and Media in the School of Arts, has secured funding from the British Society of Aesthetics to organise … Read more