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The Department of What It (Really) Means to Be Human. M. Darusha Wehm. Publication. Page count:. 224. Published on:. 10 Feb 2026. ISBN:. 9781915983466. Price:. £11.99. A near-future real-life society transitions to a post-capitalist, post-climate

CfP: Silences, Stories, Scripts: Transcultural Perspectives on Mothers and Daughters in Literature. An online conference. jointly organised by the Centre for Comparative Literature. and the Institute for Languages, Cultures and Societies, School of

Iraq: Corporeality & Memory. Iraqi literature, 20 years after 9/11. The first of two events in the series Remnants of the Iraq Wars: Iraqi Literature Twenty Years after 9/11. Amer Al-Obaidi (2011) The Artist. The aftermath of September 11th 2001,

Research. Ros Gray and Jol Thoms | Making Time. Dr Ros Gray and Dr Jol Thoms have co-authored an essay for the ArtAngel publication Making Time, which marks the end of the first year of an artists’ residency programme dedicated to re-thinking

A digital home for the programme. Menu. Close Menu. Categories. Tomorrow is Built Today: Nubia Way. Post author. By bprid003. Image: Courtesy of Tim Oshodi. (T5). If for any reason you wish to withdraw your name or memory, contact us

A digital home for the programme. Menu. Close Menu. Category: Lost LGBTQ+ spaces. Categories. Post author. By bprid003. The exhibition guide printed for the In Living Memory project’s collaborative exhibition in Lewisham Shopping Centre. (W8). If

A Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ alumnus and LGBT+ activist - who played a key role in changing campus culture in the 1970s – will join the university’s delegation at Pride in London 2019.

Amnesty International has recognised a Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ television journalism student from Syria for her documentary film about the ancient city of Palmyra and its destruction at the hands of ISIS.

A major new study is to examine the impact of Brexit on the lives of the estimated 1.2 million British citizens living in other European Union member states.

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