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This exhibition explores the hidden histories of the Church of England, colonialism and transatlantic slavery through archival material, film, poetry and creative work by young … Read more

A remarkable breakthrough in literary scholarship by Dr Rory Loughnane has been announced. His latest research is reshaping our understanding of William Shakespeare and his … Read more

We are pleased to announce further details and sign up for the Cathedral Stained Glass Study Day on Tuesday 10th November in collaboration with Canterbury Cathedral … Read more

We are delighted to announce the winners of our scholarship programmes! These outstanding individuals reflect the talent and stellar calibre of our MEMS MA cohort … Read more

For Black History Month, our stellar PhD student, Georgie Anderson has launched a YouTube episode with Bodleian Libraries on Moriaen, a medieval black knight: “Have … Read more

We are pleased to announce that the 2027 AHRC Landscape student-led competition is now open. Full details of the competition, including the application process and … Read more

MEMS staff, Dr David Rundle and Dr Sheila Sweetinburgh organised this year’s Fifteenth Century conference, an annual, itinerant (last year Durham, next year Cambridge) gathering … Read more

Whether you’re joining us this autumn or simply looking to immerse yourself in the worlds of the medieval and early modern periods, summer is the … Read more

Are you passionate about history, heritage and digital storytelling? The Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies (MEMS) students have an exciting opportunity to gain … Read more

In August MEMS Lecturer Dr. Ed Roberts is leaving the University of Kent to take on a new position at Kings College London. He has … Read more