Category: News

Between 2015 and 2017, Nancy Gaffield walked the 270-mile Greenwich Meridian Trail from Peacehaven to Sand le Mere, in order to investigate the way that … Read more

For six decades after it inauspiciously launched in 1770 the Lady’s Magazine; or, Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex presented its readers with a panoramic … Read more

Matthew Carbery, who undertook his PhD research with the School of English, has had his new work,  Phenomenology and the Late Twentieth-Century Long Poem, published … Read more

Caitlin Casey, a student on the School’s English and American Literature and Creative Writing with a Placement Year programme, has been invited to undertake a … Read more

This doctoral programme is defined by a unique collaboration between university researchers in the Humanities and Social Sciences and partners across sectors (NGOs, charities working with … Read more

New book by Alex Padamsee, Lecturer in English and American Literature at the School of English, published by Palgrave Macmillan This Pivot explores the uses … Read more

Bettbehandlung is a feminist re-visioning of historical and medical treatments of ‘hysterical’ female subjects and performative spaces of illness. It focuses on historical acts of diagnosis and the shifting of bodily propriety, alongside issues … Read more

Dragan Todorovic was interviewed on the Julia George programme last Tuesday, discussing the theme ‘books started but never finished.’ In the ten minute segment, Dragan … Read more

The world’s premier solo percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie told students that she was ‘out of her comfort zone’ playing alongside pioneering Scottish ensemble Trio HLK … Read more

Emerita Professor Jan Montefiore is to feature on the Radio 3 series ‘Minds at War’ on Tuesday, delivering a talk on Kipling’s “Epitaphs of the … Read more