In today’s instalment of Meet the Historians, Dr John Wills, Reader in American History and Culture, discusses his fascination with all things American and his … Read more

In response to recent debates over the way Britain’s imperial past should be commemorated, Archbishop Justin Welby has stated that certain monuments in Canterbury Cathedral … Read more

Next up in our departmental Q&A series is Dr Emma Hanna, a School of History graduate and expert on the First World War and its … Read more

Students in the Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies have recently set up MEMSlib, a digital library of medieval and early modern resources, databases, … Read more

A number of current and former School of History staff and students have been working with the British Society for the History of Science, to … Read more

Several new episodes of the History Hit podcast How and Why History feature scholars from the University of Kent’s School of History discussing important events from … Read more

Our latest Q&A is with Dr Mario Draper. Mario, a Kent History graduate, is the author of The Belgian Army and Society from Independence to … Read more

With the news full of stories about statues of historical figures with connections to slavery, colonialism and racism being pulled down across Britain and the … Read more

This is the first in a series of interviews with academics in the School of History we’ll be sharing over the summer months. Our maiden … Read more

The School of History’s Ulf Schmidt, Professor of Modern History, was recently interviewed on Rear Vision, a podcast for Sydney’s ABC Radio that seeks to … Read more