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Nina Simone is a Black woman, she sits on a chair in a room inside a house or apartment, with her legs crossed and a fan in her hand in a black and white photograph.

Nina Simone - What it meant to be “Young, Gifted and Black”

2 October 2025

Urban Health Histories Podcast with Heeral Chhabra

22 May 2025

A young woman with blonde hair and red cardigan sitting in a restaurant/bar holding a drink and smiling at the camera.

My History degree: the journey, the growth, the next chapter

6 May 2025

A blue plaque on a brick wall with the names Patrick Steptoe, Sir Robert Edwards and Jean Purdy on with

International Women’s Day: Reclaiming Jean Purdy’s Legacy in IVF

4 March 2025

Georgian terrace buildings with a tree in the forefront

Student Q&A: Kwame, International Slavery Studies MA

14 February 2025

Black and white full length image of two people in the Victorian era wearing long dresses

Gender diversity in history: Boulton and Park

11 February 2025

Large crowd of people at gay pride event carrying a huge rainbow flag and others carrying and marching with smaller rainbow flags

The power of remembering: reflecting on the importance of LGBTQ+ history

3 February 2025

Savannah Miles in a square or park wearing a brown coat smiling at the camera, she has light brown hair.

Student Q&A: Savannah, International Slavery Studies MA

28 January 2025

'The Beast, The Dragon and the False Prophet' - medieval image showing a false prophet vomiting a frog

Finding the Faithful: The Traitors and Late Roman Church Councils

17 December 2024

A list of sales of people from a slave auction

Markets, mirrors, and windows in time: a feminist approach to the importance of women and children in the Columbus, Georgia slave trade - part 3

23 August 2024

Newspaper clipping

Markets, mirrors, and windows in time: a feminist approach to the importance of women and children in the Columbus, Georgia slave trade - part 2

19 August 2024

Markets, mirrors, and windows in time: a feminist approach to the importance of women and children in the Columbus, Georgia slave trade - part 1

14 August 2024

A banner image depicting Émilie du Châtelet.

Inspirational Women in History: Émilie du Châtelet

7 March 2024

Deana holding a book on Colonial Terror

Humanising Historians: Deana Heath

13 February 2024

Coin of Constantine from Sirmium

The First Noël

4 December 2023

Stephen Kenny and MA International Slavery Students – Kwame Amoah-Boateng, Taylar Charles, Emma-Leigh McCabe and Aisha Taylor Duran met with Professor Stephen Berry (Gregory Professor of the Civil War Era, Department of History, University of Georgia)standing in a line smiling and facing the camera

Humanising Historians: Stephen Kenny

9 October 2023

A collage of two book covers and a screenshot of an audiobook

What to read, watch and listen to this Black History Month!

3 October 2023

Jessica White with her bike posing next to a lake

Humanising Historians: Jessica White

10 September 2023

A man stands in the middle of a field in Central Asia

Environmental Humanities in Central Asia: Book launch

6 September 2023

History staff and PhD students at summer graduation 2022

Congratulations to the Classes of 2020, 2021 and 2022!

1 August 2022