‘Very sharp downturn’ in enrolments risks hitting economic innovation and academic pipeline, lobby group says

IHR Short Course (PAID)

Days before his assassination on 20 February 1965, American Civil Rights Movement icon Malcolm X dined at a Bangladeshi curry house in the UK, called Chamon. Chamon's story, and that of other curry ho...

IHR Research Training

History and Archives in Practice (HAP) is an annual partnership event, co-hosted by the Royal Historical Society, The National Archives, and the Institute of Historical Research. Now in its fifth year...

Musical drama. Robots reason that the planet is in peril and it's up to them to save it.

One of Latin America’s smallest nations has a robust network of housing cooperatives, which give access to permanent, affordable housing to citizens at a range of income levels.

Leeds' Thackray Museum of Medicine says the grant will help it plan for the next three decades.

Dami Folayan argues that anti-racism pledges fade because universities don’t build them into governance, systems, and budgets

London Group of Historical Geographers

Rule Making Rules: The Origins of Western Political Institutions and Why They Matter Today.

You're invited! School of Advanced Study Festival of Research and Engagement, Thursday 8 October 2026

Bibliography of British and Irish History (BBIH) Intern in Environmental Histories Zoë Jackson uses two petitions as a starting point to reflect on environmental history as a field, and the…

Explore our digital collections through curated selections of material according to themes, type or source of material.

A look at two original accounts of English eating and drinking habits, why we eat and drink the way we do now with three fantastic authors.