students

  • Sharla Attala – Let’s talk about class!

    As part of the University’s Centenary Celebrations, a team led by David Stack in History has been researching the experiences of students and staff from working-class backgrounds at the University of Reading. Beginning with the widening participation roots of the University… Continue reading

    Sharla Attala – Let’s talk about class!
  • Mat Haine – Success for whom? The class gaps in student outcomes

    As part of the University’s Centenary Celebrations, a team led by David Stack in History has been researching the experiences of students and staff from working-class backgrounds at the University of Reading. Beginning with the widening participation roots of the University… Continue reading

    Mat Haine – Success for whom? The class gaps in student outcomes
  • Finding History in the Humble: A Medieval Pewter Chalice

    Our MA student, Maebh Springbett, examines a medieval pewter chalice held in the collection of Reading Museum. In the centre of a dusty cave lit by dancing flames, the knight sits waiting. He is flanked by a grand display of… Continue reading

    Finding History in the Humble: A Medieval Pewter Chalice
  • History Department Outreach: June 2024

    Our department has been fortunate to welcome lots of school pupils over the past month. Sharing our craft is an important part of our department, and several events were organised by our outreach director, Dr Daniel Renshaw. Alongside him this… Continue reading

    History Department Outreach: June 2024
  • A Project to Uncover the Truth, by Ellie Grigsby

    ‘The little girl could not sleep because her thoughts were way too deep, her mind had gone out for a stroll and fallen down the rabbit hole.”– Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland, 1865. At my first supervision session in 2022,… Continue reading

    A Project to Uncover the Truth, by Ellie Grigsby