Dr Rosie Wyles from the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies will be part of a panel discussing Greek tragedy at Cheltenham Literature Festival on this Friday, 10 October 2014. … Read more

The Department of English Language & Linguistics invites all students to participate in a competition for the creation of an exhibit, to be included in … Read more

This month, the Centre for Reasoning within the Department of Philosophy, in collaboration with the Knowledge in the Digital World group at Lund University, will … Read more

The Reasoner is our monthly digest highlighting exciting new research on reasoning, inference and method in the broadest meaning of the term. The latest issue, October 2014, … Read more

A helmet discovered in farmland near Canterbury in September 2012, that archaeologists from the Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies helped to confirm as dating back … Read more

On Friday 26 October 2014, there will be a special fair to highlight the language opportunities available to all undergraduate students, which can be taken as … Read more

Congratulations to Phil Brandt, a research student in the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies, who has just been awarded a doctorate for his thesis ‘Negotiating … Read more

Dr Tamara Rathcke from the Department of English Language & Linguistics has recently co-authored a paper exploring the link between memory, music and language in … Read more

Melissa Dabbs, a BA (Hons) student in Classical & Archaeological Studies and History & Philosophy of Art, has put together a blog on a fieldwork … Read more

Dr Edward Kanterian from the Department of Philosophy has just had an article on communism published in the 14 September edition of Neue Zürcher Zeitung [Zurich New Journal], … Read more