Continuing the School of History’s celebration of Black History Month, PhD student Megan King writes today about the remarkable career and contribution of the poet … Read more
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The South African Native Labour Contingent on the Western Front, 1916-1918
For the latest instalment in our commemoration of Black History Month, our Head of School, Prof. Mark Connelly draws attention to an incident from the … Read more
Celebrating Black History Month: Stuart Hall
It’s Black History Month. Who do you particularly want to see celebrated from the pantheon of black figures who have shaped history? Here is one … Read more
Public engagement and the digital future of History
Drawing on recent experiences with Wikipedia and Reddit, Dr Edward Roberts, Lecturer in Early Medieval History, considers the possibilities for public engagement and History in … Read more
Erik Mathisen on free labour, emancipation and the global history of Reconstruction
Dr Erik Mathisen, Lecturer in US History, has recently had a piece published online in the Journal of the Civil War Era’s Muster blog. In … Read more
Meet the Historians: Dr Timothy Bowman
This week on our blog Q&A we have Deputy Head of History Dr Timothy Bowman. Here Tim discusses what drew him to the study of … Read more
Meet the Historians: Professor Barbara Bombi
This week our Q&A guest is Professor Barbara Bombi who teaches medieval history in the School of History and the Centre for Medieval and Early … Read more
Meet the Historians: Dr John Wills
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
The Church of England faces up to Britain’s imperial past
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
Meet the Historians: Dr Emma Hanna
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