This is the provocative question at the heart of David Rundle’s present research, which has just been awarded a British Academy / Leverhulme Small Research … Read more

Dr John Wills, Reader in American History and Culture recently gave a presentation for The Micro Museum, as part of their virtual season of talks. … Read more

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

This week our Q&A guest is Professor Kenneth Fincham who teaches early modern history in the School of History and the Centre for Medieval and … Read more

Dr Suzanna Ivanič, Lecturer in Early Modern European History, reflects on some of the class activities she led around Canterbury in her teaching this past … Read more

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

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

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

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