Helen Franklin, Project Officer for ‘Oral Health Inequalities, Oral Health Cultures in England 1870-1970’, reports on her trip to the Australian and New Zealand Society … Read more

Barbara Bombi, Professor of Medieval History, has been appointed to the Council of the Royal Historical Society, and will serve for four years beginning in … Read more

‘Oral Health Inequalities, Oral Hygiene Cultures in England, 1870-1970’, a project led by Dr Claire L. Jones, Lecturer in the History of Medicine, was awarded … Read more

‘Lungs for the City’: Health, Sustainability and Resilience in the Globalised Urban Park (1800-2015) is a project led by Professor Karen Jones, Professor of Environmental … Read more

Stage 3 History student Rachel Crossland is set to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for the Meningitis Research Foundation (MRF). Rachel, who is a … Read more

Dr Will Butler reports on a recent outreach event which saw members of the School of History visit Bromley for a workshop on the theme … Read more

As 2019’s Black History Month comes to an end, historians at Kent have been thinking about what dates could be added to those which are … Read more

‘Taming the European Leviathan: The Legacy of Post-War Medicine and the Common Good’, a project coordinated by Professor Ulf Schmidt of the School of History … Read more

Earlier this month, the School of History held a lunchtime seminar to discuss the historical context of the Prime Minister’s controversial recent attempt to prorogue … Read more

In February, I enrolled as a Recruitment, Admissions and Communications Intern for the School of History as part of the Work-Study scheme. The work-study scheme … Read more