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  • 2023 Draws to a Close: Our Recommendations 3

    The final installment of our 2023 wrap up is here! Today, we close our recommendations series with comments by music aficionado Ben Bland, Paddington appreciator Graham Moore, and book lover Liz Barnes. Benjamin Bland, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow Caroline Polachek’s… Continue reading

    2023 Draws to a Close: Our Recommendations 3
  • 2023 Draws to a Close: Our Recommendations 2

    Our wrap up of 2023 continues. Today, we have podcast pointers from Emily West and Richard Blakemore, telly tips from Jacqui Turner, and reading recs from Apurba Chatterjee. Emily West, Professor of American History I enjoy listening to The Last… Continue reading

    2023 Draws to a Close: Our Recommendations 2
  • 2023 Draws to a Close: Our Recommendations

    Looking for something to read, watch, or listen to over the break? Hunting for a last-minute gift idea for that picky relative? Look no further! Over the course of the week we’ll bring you recommendations from colleagues in the department.… Continue reading

    2023 Draws to a Close: Our Recommendations
  • ‘Cold slows things down’: resting over the winter break

    After last week’s memories of Chirstmases past, this week we focus on recommendations for the winter break – the books, TV programmes, films, and music that we’ll be using to unwind over the coming weeks. Dina Rezk, our School Lead… Continue reading

    ‘Cold slows things down’: resting over the winter break
  • Christmas Gift Giving: Our Memories 3

    Our personal reflections on gift giving conclude. Liz Barnes, Lecturer in Modern History Liz’s most memorable gift inspired some reflections on the magic of Christmas for children. When she was 3 years old, in 1995, Liz was given ‘the original… Continue reading

    Christmas Gift Giving: Our Memories 3