Category: News

Dr Dunstan Lowe, Lecturer in Latin Literature in the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies, is to talk at a conference entitled ‘Man, Machine, Animal … Read more

The Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies is organising a series of events under the title ‘All Roads Lead to Poems / All Odes Lead … Read more

A podcast featuring Dr Edward Kanterian, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy, passionately defending the values of freedom and democracy in a debate entitled ‘The Worst … Read more

As part of the module Science Fiction: History and Innovation for second-year students, Dr Paul March-Russell, Specialist Associate Lecturer in Comparative Literature, has organised a … Read more

Skepsi is currently looking for peer reviewers in the fields of the humanities and the social sciences. Skepsi is an online interdisciplinary peer reviewed research … Read more

Dr Anna Katharina Schaffner, Reader in Comparative Literature and Medical Humanities, has been further interviewed for her work on exhaustion, following publication of her book … Read more

The Centre for Reasoning, based in the Department of Philosophy, has set up a network of similar centres, the Reasoning Club, which is currently run by Jason … Read more

Dr Mikkel Zangenberg, Lecturer in Danish Language and Culture in the Department of Comparative Literature, will be talking at a Nordic Network event titled ‘Equality, … Read more

Following on from the publication of his first book, Sea Eagles of Empire (The History Press, 2016), PhD student Simon Elliott was interviewed on the … Read more

The Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies is delighted to announce that David Walsh has been awarded a PhD, under the supervision of Dr Luke … Read more