Danny Dorling is, by his own admission, an oddity. Born and bred in Oxford, he attended a local state school, and has returned later in life to take up a University professorship. He’s acutely attuned...

The latest guest blog from Carl Lee - thanks as always to Carl for his support of the project. Moon age daydream Artemis 2 , NASA’s re-pitch...

New polling of young undergraduates from the Higher Education Policy Institute reveals young undergraduates views on a range of topical issues, including: HEPI asked 1,018 undergraduate students aged ...

The latest in a series of guest posts from Carl Lee. Carl wrote this post several weeks ago, and the situation in the country is now deterio...

The latest in a series of posts from Carl Lee. BTS and the K-Pop wave Back in June 2019 my youngest daughter shocked me by informing she’d b...

Nathaniel Menday was elected less than a week ago

Inside Reform UK’s vanishing campaign

The urban horticulture professor designed the wildflower planting in the Tower of London's moat.

The 12th in a series of posts from Carl Lee. The musical landscapes of Brian Eno’s cover art A close friend used to have all four-album cove...

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The US state department will expand the program on 2 April, which will require bonds from Algeria, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Tunisia, and Cape Verde travelers

The tenth in a series of posts from Carl Lee. Baile Funk. From the Favelas of Rio to the Met Life Stadium Content advisory: may contain some...

The striking black and white image of the toad from below the water was taken by Paul Hobson.

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Musical and geographical offerings from GeoBlogs: a 365 blog project for 2026.

It’s a grim time to be in your 20s, no doubt, but don’t blame it all on older people: being chopped up into ever smaller rivalries only serves the market

Sheffield sculptors Lily Marsh and Steve Roche say it was

From climate change to geopolitics, the knowledge, skills and insights of geographers have never been more relevant, say five professors

A cross posting from my Fieldnotes from Iceland blog. I like this project very much. It's beautifully put together, and provides a different...

My group, Swim Deep, plays to crowds of hundreds across the UK – but in China, we play to tens of thousands. And we’re not the only ones

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The latest of Carl Lee's guest blog posts - this one on an encounter with the Notting Hill Carnival. 'Greensleeves' Record Sleeve Hanging ab...

Women have moved from mapmakers using their bodies to depict maps to being leaders shaping the field of cartography.