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Faculty researcher explores parkour training practices and how they could be applied to the broader field of performer training
Parkour training practices and how they can be applied to the broader field of performance training
IMS alumnus Dr Yinwen Mai reflects on the International Medieval Congress 2024
The International Medieval Congress for 2024 took place 01-04 July. Here, Institute for Medieval Studies alumnus Dr Yinwen Mai discuses his experience of attending and participating in the Congress.
More visible, transparent and effective regulation that involves the public is needed to enhance trust in journalism, report finds
The key to enhancing trust in journalism through regulation is for regulators to strive towards “greater visibility, transparency, efficacy, and public engagement,” a new report finds
World-leading interpreter gives talk to MA interpreting students
World-leading interpreter gives talk to MA interpreting students
Reading and creative writing can help improve healing from domestic abuse, project suggests
Reading and creative writing can help survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence in working through experiences of trauma and assist in the healing process