News
A new Hull Blitz Trail has been launched as part of the City of Culture celebrations
Charlotte Tomlinson, a PGR student in the School of History has launched The Hull Blitz Trail, a new heritage walking trail in Hull which explores local stories of the Second World War in the city.
Adam Cathcart will be speaking at the launch party of a new magazine; 'Index on Censorship' on the 27th June
Adam Cathcart's talk will be reflecting on the impact of Soviet art on North Korean art and culture.
TV: Renewed threat from chemical, biological weapons (Global Journalist, 15/06/17)
Professor Edward Spiers (History – AHC) contributes to a discussion about the renewed threat of chemical and biological weapons for this NPR-affiliated programme.
Trump and his Cuban promises (Al Jazeera, by Professor Barcia, 18/06/17)
Professor Manuel Barcia (History – AHC) authors this piece arguing that it will be ordinary Cubans who will suffer from Trump's absurd foreign policy on Cuba.
Tackling the deadly legacy of landmines (Yorkshire Evening Post, 12/06/2017)
James Cowan, the chief executive of the landmine clearance charity The Halo Trust, is profiled ahead of a public lecture entitled 'Waterloo Revisited' on Thursday 16 June