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Dr Caspar Addyman is a developmental psychologist and director of the Goldsmiths InfantLab, a unit set up to study how babies and toddlers perceive the world around them.

Male magicians are judged to be more impressive than female magicians, even when the tricks being performed are identical, new research into gender bias suggests.

A film made by a Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ academic highlighting the plight of refugee children is to be used as “cornerstone” evidence in a High Court Judicial Review being launched this week.

This year’s Gold on Film festival at Curzon Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ is celebrating the best in local, LGBT and animated films.

Academics from Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ are to play a leading role in a new inquiry examining the future of civil society in England.

People rate identical recordings of the same piece of music differently depending on who they are told the musicians are, research by Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ has shown.

Research. Graham Ellard and Stephen Johnstone | Fossil. FOSSIL was a long term project that resulted in a 16mm film shown from an adapted 16mm projector, a curated show of Eighteenth century architectural plaster casts, photographs, and paintings,

Performance, Memory, and Resistance. ‘Body-thoughts’: The CCL Postcolonial Dance Series, 2025. In this artist talk, multidisciplinary performance maker Riham Isaac reflects on the role of performance in shaping collective memory, reclaiming

For the last two years third year students from the Department of History have been working on a project to learn more about former Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ students and staff who died during the First World War.

Selected for the Diversity Power List 2025/26, Siân Prime reflects on a career dedicated to academic activism, widening access, and building futures where creativity and enterprise belong to everyone.