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Professor Rashid Khalidi and The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine

By dm471 | 10 March 2020

On February 13th, we welcomed Professor Rashid Khalidi (Columbia University) to Kent in a dialogue on The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine: A History of … Read more

Étienne Balibar on global capitalism and migration

By dm471 | 04 February 2020

Last night the School of English was delighted to welcome Professor Étienne Balibar to hear his thoughts on global capitalism and migration, as the third … Read more

“Historical policy landmines” – David Olusoga discusses the road to Windrush with Razia Iqbal

By dm471 | 22 October 2019

Sarah James welcomed a packed lecture theatre to the School’s inaugural Public Keynote Lecture Series, whilst Bashir Abu-Manneh introduced our guest speaker, David Olusoga, and … Read more

David Olusoga to discuss Windrush with Razia Iqbal

By dm471 | 15 October 2019

The School is delighted to welcome Professor David Olusoga, noted historian, writer and broadcaster, and BBC journalist Razia Iqbal,  for a talk and discussion on … Read more

Violence and Embodied Performance on the Early Modern Stage

By nlw21 | 27 November 2018

Please see below for details of a forthcoming Cultures of Performance Practice as Research workshop: Thursday 13th December 2018, 4pm, Peter Brown Room, Darwin College Presented … Read more

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