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'Upstart Crow' - who insulted Shakespeare, and why?
New research has cast fresh doubt on the origins of one of the most famous insults aimed at William Shakespeare, pointing the finger at a friend of the Bard.
University of Leeds ranks among UK’s top universities for English and Creative Writing
The Complete University Guide’s subject rankings are based on a broad range of measures including research quality, graduate prospects, and student satisfaction
Toolkit launched to support inclusive collaboration in medical humanities research
A new resource developed by researchers and staff at the University of Leeds will support more equitable, inclusive and inspiring ways of working together in medical humanities research.
WWII memoir brought to life through lecture-performance tour across Yorkshire
The performance, which drew on a little-known memoir by a Cypriot soldier in the British Army during World War II, combined academic insight with vivid storytelling and physical theatre
Faculty Professor of Poetry awarded Freedom of the City of London
One of the City of London’s ancient traditions, the Freedom is awarded to pay tribute to individuals’ outstanding contributions to London or public life, or to celebrate significant achievements