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Dr Peter Donaldson helps Claire Foy trace her family history on BBC’s Who Do You Think You Are?

By Hannah Collins | 22 June 2023

Senior Lecturer, Dr Peter Donaldson, featured in a recent episode of BBC’s Who Do You Think You Are? to advise actress Claire Foy on her … Read more

Above and Beyond: Julie Anderson and Catherine Bateson recognised with Kent Union awards

By Hannah Collins | 06 June 2023

Congratulations to Professor Julie Anderson and Dr Catherine Bateson, whose passion, energy, and commitment to teaching was recognised at Kent Union’s 2023 Above and Beyond … Read more

Professor John Wills’ new book contextualises the Red Dead Redemption franchise

By Hannah Collins | 03 April 2023

John Wills, Professor of American History and Culture, has this month published a new book with Esther Wright, Lecturer in Digital History at Cardiff University. … Read more

Prestigious Newton International Fellowship awarded to Dr Gabriele Bonomelli to work in the School of History / MEMS

By Hannah Collins | 29 March 2023

The British Academy has awarded a prestigious Newton International Fellowship to Dr Gabriele Bonomelli to work in the School of History / MEMS and collaborate … Read more

Dr Catherine V. Bateson examines American Civil War songs in new publication

By Hannah Collins | 29 March 2023

Following the release of her book Irish American Civil War Songs: Identity, Loyalty, and Nationhood last autumn, Associate Lecturer of American History, Dr Catherine V. … Read more

BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants awarded to Professor Mark Connelly and Dr Charlie Hall

By Hannah Collins | 27 March 2023

We are pleased to congratulate Professor Mark Connelly and Dr Charlie Hall, who have each secured BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants worth c.£10,000. The grant will … Read more

International Women’s Day Interviews

By Hannah Collins | 08 March 2023

On International Women’s Day, three students on the EDI committee – Madalyn Mann (PGR, History), Ciara Higgins (History, 3rd Year), and Imogen Constable (History, 2nd … Read more

The Invasion of Ukraine: One Year On

By Hannah Collins | 06 March 2023

A year ago The School of History held an event discussing and introducing some issues of Russia’s war on Ukraine – we talked about Ukraine’s … Read more

Honorary Professor Ian Beckett awarded fellowship from the Society for Army Historical Research

By Hannah Collins | 23 January 2023

We are delighted that Honorary Professor in the School of History, Ian Beckett, has been awarded one of the inaugural fellowships of the Society for … Read more

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