Congratulations to MA Medieval Studies Students Awarded the 2025 Lincoln Record Society Prize for Best Dissertation!

We are thrilled to announce that two of our talented MA Medieval Studies students from the 2024/25 cohort have been awarded the 2025 Lincoln Record Society Prize for...

LSHH Newsletter, Summer 2025

With one academic year behind us and the next about to begin, it’s time to round up the latest achievements of the Lincoln School of Humanities and Heritage...

From First Steps to PhD: Learning Through Conservation Conferences

Whether you’re just beginning your conservation journey or you’re deep into doctoral research, conferences offer a unique opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired. Two University of Lincoln...

Accessibility in Heritage: Adaptations to Support Autistic Students

Tabby Burrell is a student on the University of Lincoln’s BA History degree. In this post she reflects on the research she completed during her Teaching History module...

Blicking Hall, South-West Facade

Exploring Hidden Voices and Career Pathways: Highlights from “Medieval Discoveries”

On the evening of 30th May 2025, the historic Lincoln Guildhall became a vibrant meeting point of voices from the past and present during “Medieval Discoveries: A Learning...

Museums In Motion: Volunteering with the Metheringham Airfield Visitors Centre

Jamie Markham is a student on the University of Lincoln’s M.A. History degree. In this post he reflects on his work volunteering at a museum dedicated to the...

Unlocking Conservation Excellence: Real-World Learning and Industry Connections at the University of Lincoln

LSHH Conservation staff reflect on a recent industry event showcasing student projects and the professional connections that help to prepare graduates for successful careers in conservation and heritage....

The Devil We Know: The Horrors of Forever Chemicals

Jake Ashman is a BA History Student at the University of Lincoln. In this post he discusses the documentary The Devil We Know, and the drastic effects Forever...

Oliver Cromwell’s ‘Other House’ and the perils of Lords ‘reform’

LSHH Senior Lecturer, Dr Jonathan Fitzgibbons, discusses Oliver Cromwell’s attempt to create a second house. This is an extract of a guest post for the History of Parliament...

Enabling positive changes: Awareness and activism within and beyond the University

In February 2025, LSHH marked LGBT+ History month with a roundtable event discussing Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI). We were joined by three University of Lincoln alumni, who...