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This session invites papers that explore photographic albums as valuable records of visual expressions of the cultural politics of colonialism during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Produced a...

Artificial intelligence used to cull half of applications submitted by cybersecurity scholars, before they got to human eyes

A panel discussion, hosted by the Royal Historical Society, in which expert historical researchers provide context for current events.

The move comes after Jamaica’s culture minister Olivia Grange travelled to the UK earlier this month to lodge the historic petition

24 September (Thursday)

This blog, which explores the parliamentary context of the abolition of slavery, is based on Michael’s full-length seminar paper, ‘The West India Interest and Colonial Slavery in Parliament,…

Leaders hope UK will agree to targeted discussions around reparatory justice, but could consider legal options if Britain resists

The admission appeared in a newly unredacted filing in the landmark copyright infringement legal battle playing out between newspapers like the Orlando Sentinel and tech companies Microsoft and OpenAI...

As A.I. upends education, university leaders have been all over the map about how to respond. It can be very confusing for students.

Dozens of Bank of England directors and founding subscribers invested in trafficking of enslaved Africans

From Elizabeth I’s backing of early voyages to royal investment in trafficking companies, generations of monarchs were central to Britain’s slave trade

Fearon Hall Community Centre, Rectory Road, Loughborough, LE11 1PL, 18 September 2026, 9:00am - 1:00pm

Sir, Some Friend of mine lent me a Comedy, which I am told was written by you: I read it carefully, and with much Pleasure, on Account both of the Characters, and the Moral. I have no Interest with the People of the Play-house, else I should gladly ...

Abstract. This article reevaluates historians’ understanding of the Irish in post-war Britain from the perspective of a previously unresearched population,

There is a growing and coordinated campaign for reparations at the upper echelons of international politics. This has gone beyond calls for compensation to demand the eradication of the continued…

Water scarcity and climate change is driving communities to restore traditional water structures built centuries ago, bringing them back into use in the 21st Century.

‘Too often the history of the LGBT community has been invisible, ignored or erased,’ said curator Orla Egan

Letter written in 1847 to Sandbach, Tinne and Company’s Liverpool office reveals it engaged in practice after receiving taxpayer-funded compensation, book says

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We placed a tracking device in a shipment of rare books to see which AI company was buying it, and found an Amazon facility where Amazon scans and destroys books.

Photo by Viktor Forgacs on Unsplash A new AI-driven digital learning platform launched by Arizona State University has set off alarm bells among academics for its exploitation of scholarly work. AS…

Institutions of Empire? The Foundation of the Queen’s Colleges and British Imperial Service, 1845–85 - Volume 65

The Duncan Tanner Prize recognizes outstanding scholarship amongst postgraduate research students in Britain and abroad. Entrants submit an article manuscript.

There is an increasing assertion within the heritage sector that museums holding ethnographic collections should position themselves as spaces of care. Yet the concept of “care” in this context is amb...