8 September 2020 Some traces of 'pageant fever' remain in evidence today, new research finds A major Arts & Humanities Research Council funded project releases first edited collection book,… Art & Culture
15 July 2020 The Healthy Scepticism project runs artist-led mini projects: 'Evidence and expertise in the time of Covid-19' The Wellcome-funded Healthy Scepticism project, operated out of the Department of History, is… Art & Culture Health
3 July 2020 An illuminating reading list on racism and resistance In the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, historians at King's College London have drawn… Art & Culture
4 June 2020 NTLive to stream Nottingham Playhouse The Madness of George III As part of its lockdown free streams programme, the National Theatre has announced that it will make… Art & Culture
29 May 2020 King's Historians feature in new podcast King’s Historians have been contributing to a new podcast for History Hit TV, the online history… Art & Culture International
28 May 2020 Spotlight on COVID: Why global health is entangled with international politics Dr David Brydan, a lecturer in the history of modern international relations, discusses the… Art & Culture Health International Society
19 May 2020 New online resources support students preparing for university The 'Schools Network' introduces a taste of degree-level study for prospective students thinking of… Student University
7 May 2020 Celebrating VE Day: Letters to the Former British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill This VE Day, Dr Kit Kowol reflects on 'the last golden age of letter writing' and the personal… Art & Culture Society
7 May 2020 Remembering the Wars of the Past, Let's Not Forget the Wars of the Present Commemorating the 75th anniversary of VE Day, Dr Olesya Khromeychuk reflects on what it means for… Art & Culture International
30 April 2020 King's academics awarded Leverhulme Research Fellowships We are delighted to announce three Leverhulme Research Fellowships for Faculty academics and one… Art & Culture University