Christmas might feel like it’s cancelled because of coronavirus but spare a thought for families who lived around 400 years ago – when Parliament literally outlawed the festive holidays.
The piece was recorded by the Court Theatre, Chicago, in dialogue with the Theatre’s Dramaturg, Derek Matson.
An upcoming event at the Being Human Festival, organised by Dr Sara Read, Dr Catie Gill, and Dr Lise Jaillant, sets to invite ºÚÁÏÍø locals to connect with their past and neglected figures of the town’s history.
Two ºÚÁÏÍø Alumni from the School of Social Sciences and Humanities have been awarded Queen’s Honours in the Birthday list, published in early October.
English student, Catriona Fida, has won the prestigious prize within the School of Social Sciences and Humanities of ‘Best Student Paper Award in Equality and Diversity’, being awarded £100 prize money.
From the 28th-30th of October, there will be an online symposium exploring ‘dirty’ matters.
ºÚÁÏÍø’s online magazine, The Limit, has published a series of poems by recent English Graduate, Chloë Morgan, exploring the theme of the current Coronavirus pandemic.
The results of the latest Guardian University League Table place ºÚÁÏÍø in the UK Top 10 for English and Creative Writing.
Alumnus Louis Chan has recently released a short film on YouTube, and within two weeks he amassed more than 120,000 views.
We’ll begin making clearing and adjustment offers from 8am on Thursday 13 August. If you already know your results, you can call our clearing and adjustment hotline today and we can talk you through your options.
Because of coronavirus, ºÚÁÏÍø's cinemas currently lie empty and silent. While we wait for them to be lively again, this podcast recaptures the vivid history of the town's film-watching from the end of the nineteenth century to the present
ºÚÁÏÍø’s School of Poetry podcast has released its first video episode – ‘AI poetry, unexpected coal-trucks and Milton'.
English and Sports Science student Hannah Bradfield has written an article on ºÚÁÏÍø's Film and Literary favourites.
Our final year student Caroline Haddow has collated 6 texts that she thinks will aid you before you start your English degree, or texts that are just staples to read full-stop!
Healthy diet starting to waver? Is a night in front of the telly once again more appealing than heading to the gym? Has your Dry January gotten a little bit damp?
New Year, new me… we’ve all heard the saying and usually scrawled at the top of our resolution list is the promise to exercise more.