by Professor Anna Marie Roos Faculty in the School of History and Heritage wear many hats—as lecturer, tutor, researcher, administrator and advisor. Sometimes, faculty members edit professional journals,...
by Dr Kate Hill In July I was part of the organising group (the Museums and Galleries History Group, including Dr Sarah Longair) for a conference on Museums,...
by Dr Jamie Wood On the afternoon of 12th September we gathered for the School awayday at the Junxion to discuss issues of transition to university study and...
By Bethany Scard, Level 3 History Undergraduate Congratulations are due to Princess Eugenie and her new husband Jack Brooksbank. They had a lovely ceremony on the 12 October 2018...
By Emma Fox, Level 2 History Undergraduate Netflix’s series Medici: Masters of Florence first aired in December 2016 with its first season focusing on the period of Cosimo...
by Amber Coombs, Level 3 History Undergraduate Nearly 50 years after the formation of one of the greatest rock bands of all time, Bryan Singer (later replaced by...
By Samantha Ann Rose Brinded – Level 3 History Undergraduate 2018 marks 100 years since the first woman legally held the right to vote in Britain. This occasion...
By Michelle Penn Level 3 History Undergraduate When I received an email about an opportunity to take part in a mostly expenses-paid, month long, archaeological dig in the...
By Megan Robinson Level 3 History Undergraduate The main benefit of work experience is to make sure the career path I have chosen is the right one for...
by Samantha Ann Rose Brinded – Level 3 History Undergraduate The city of Lincoln is famous for its magnificent 11th century cathedral which stands proudly atop the aptly named...
