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Colour4CRAFTS Exhibition

Please note: this exhibition will run from 5-29 May 2026 on weekdays only.

Distance figure walks towards Sadler and Baines on a sunny day

Research Seminar: Bodily Contests, Bodily Sacrifices: Self-Immolations and the Buddhist Crisis of 1963 in the Republic of Vietnam

Dr Nu-Anh Tran presents a paper for the Politics, Diplomacy and International History research group in the School of History.

Aeriel shot of a group of people sat around a table with mobile devices

2026 COIL Showcase: Preparing our students for a changing world with transformative globally engaged learning

With COILs now being run or developed in every Faculty and most Schools across the University, we've seen exciting progress in the scaling up of COIL provision across the University.

Everyday Diversity Project Workshop

Exploring how attention to mental diversity may enhance philosophical understanding of the mind, and how psychologists’ attention to individual differences can inform philosophical theorising

A photo of a cardboard placard held by a protestor at a demonstration

Professor Jeffrey Alexander to deliver the 2026 Annual Jay Blumler Public Lecture

Donald Trump and the Future of American Democracy

A crowd of people with American flags storm the US Capitol building

Making Sense of Progress and its Discontents: A Symposium on Jeffrey Alexander’s new book, Frontlash/Backlash (Polity, 2025)

This symposium on Prof. Jeffrey Alexander’s new book, Frontlash/Backlash (Polity, 2025), will explore why movements for democratic inclusion so often provoke backlash and fuel political polarization.