Events
Research Seminar: Audible Incarceration: Empire, Biopolitics and Modern Listening
Location: Lecture Theatre 2, School of Music
Public Lecture: Feeling Violence: Emotional Suffering and Gender in Austria's First World War
The School of History is delighted to welcome back our graduate Dr Louise Earnshaw to present the International Society for First World War Studies 2026 Dennis Showalter Public Memorial Lecture.
Objective Form and Carmela Gross’ Roda Gigante: Value, Waste and Weight
Join us for the latest in our ARTFUL talks series, with speaker Gail Day (Professor of Art History and Critical Theory in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies).
'Can We Have a Democratic National Conversation?' with Professor Stephen Coleman
The School's Media, Power and Publics Research Theme invites you to a book talk by Professor Stephen Coleman on his new publication, ‘Shaping Citizenship through Talk Radio’ (Intellect, 2026).
My Heart Will Go On – Exploring Engagement With Music During Grief
How and why do people engage with music after a bereavement?
Science into Pop: Triangulating Legitimacy in Three Experimental Music Traditions
How can the case of Jamaican dub reggae broaden our understanding of music experimentation?
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