William argues that some of the most familiar aspects of the narrative and conceptual scaffolding of The Crusades might fruitfully be dismantled and set aside.
Dr Matt Cole reflects on the West Midlands mayoral and local election results.
A new exhibition in Birmingham will explore the lives of street hustlers in Arada, the old city centre of the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa.
Dr Matt Cole explores some of the less obvious causes of Humza Yousaf’s resignation as Scotland’s first minister and leader of the SNP.
Leading academics and experts from the University of Birmingham’s College of Arts and Law have been announced as part of this year’s Hay Festival lineup.
Professor Sabine Lee has been backed by European royalty and met with US Congress and Senate Committees while championing the rights of children born of war.
A symposium organised by Winterbourne House and Garden in partnership with the International Centre for Heritage, University of Birmingham.
We are saddened to mark the passing of Diana Wardle, a long-time Honorary Research Fellow and adjunct lecturer in Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology.
Two world-leading heritage institutions join forces to create new opportunities for students and academics
Centre for Midlands History and Cultures Annual Conference Call for Papers
Last month, a Trans/Queer: Symposium and Networking Day was held and attended by UK and international academic staff plus postgraduate research students.
Congratulations to alumnus Tom Ling (BA History and Politics, 2016) who has been recognised as a Rising Star for 2024 in The Stage 100.