It’s always great to talk about research and source findings, especially with new public heritage organisations in the USA! Dr Catherine Bateson, Associate Lecturer of … Read more
Category: Academic staff
Dr John Wills on the contribution to the video game ‘Grand Theft Auto III’
Dr John Wills is a scholar in American cultural and environmental issues. In September 2005, he took up a post at the University of Kent, … Read more
Dr Robert Gallagher reveals new evidence that doubles the corpus of surviving texts of Asser
Dr Robert Gallagher, Lecturer in Medieval History, has published an article in the prestigious journal ‘English Historical Review’ revealing new evidence that doubles the corpus of … Read more
‘Jungles To-day are Gold Mines Tomorrow’: Depictions of Africa and Africans in Empire Marketing Board Posters, 1926–1933
In 1926 the British government launched a new initiative to stimulate the economy of the empire and encourage a sense of solidarity in the Britannic … Read more
Dr Peter Donaldson’s book shortlisted for 2021 Lord Aberdare Literary Prize for Sports History
Dr Peter Donaldson’s recent book, Sport, War and the British: 1850 to the Present (Routledge), has been has been shortlisted for the 2021 Lord Aberdare … Read more
School of History academics publish new monographs and edited collections
Congratulations to three of our academic staff at the School of History who have recently published new monographs and edited collections. Lecturer in Early Modern … Read more
History Matters Festival 2021: watch the replay
Why should we study the past? What makes history exciting and important? How can it inform our present and future? The School of History’s ‘History … Read more
In memoriam: Dr Julian Hurstfield
It was with great sadness that the School of History learned of the death of former colleague and friend Dr Julian Hurstfield, who passed away … Read more
The School of History partners with the National Army Museum for new Futurelearn course
The School of History, in partnership with the National Army Museum, is pleased to announce the launch of their latest course with Futurelearn, ‘From Waterloo … Read more
Professor Mark Connelly shares his personal reflection on the recent Commonwealth war graves controversy
By Professor Mark Connelly Head of School of History I first visited a Commonwealth War Graves cemetery when I was sixteen years old. It was … Read more