On Friday 25 September the Society hosted the latest lecture in its 2026 programme. Our great thanks to Professor Glen O'Hara (Oxford Brookes University) who spoke on: ‘In All Our Footsteps? Rights of...

ALT: Yess Girl Clapping with Joy

British Museum prepares for blockbuster exhibition

“ Meet a Medievalist Maker ” is an ongoing series of blog posts introducing our members and the work they are doing. Each post is organized around our Four P’s: a project they are working on...

A public online lecture exploring the ways in which Moomin characters - particularly Toft and Toffle - can aid in negotiating grief, loss and change.

Thanks to everyone on twitter who contributed their top tips for starting a PhD in the humanities. I hope that the advice below will be helpful; please do tweet me or leave a comment below if you h…

The Village Knows: Women, Complicity, & the Gender Politics of Folk Horror with Iris Ouellette – Zoom, Sat 19 Sep 2026 - Our series of talks is funded exclusively by donations. The talks are free to a...

This bibliography offers a genealogy of the scholarly work in premodern (critical) race studies. It exhibits the long history of this scholarship and shows the new directions for critical inquiry t…

78 local Fishguard people spent 4 years making the Last Invasion Tapestry,9 to be displayed on the bicentenary of the 1797 invasion.

Exclusive: The former education secretary on her new role as Labour chair and continuing as the minister for women and equalities

This new report provides updated estimates on the spatial distribution of creative industries activity at the regional and cluster level.

The famous artefact depicting events leading up to the Norman Conquest of England will go on display in September.

‘Impossible to plan’ for research and teaching, say staff, as threat of redundancy looms large over summer breaks