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🚨 New on the blog 🚨 We have a piece from Dr Lauren Jannette, a School of History at the University of Kent alum who has recently finished her PhD at GW Arts & Sciences. Check out her post, 'Writing a PhD Thesis (on French Pacificism) during a global pandemic', here 👇👇 blogs.kent.ac.uk/munitions-of-t…

Signed, sealed and soon to be delivered to the now 57 strong School of History at the University of Kent and University of Kent students forming the five teams. Stayed tune for the 14 May 1918 situation report. There have been developments… #UKCStorm1918

Read more on Dr Stefan Goebel’s research on commemoration and 'forgetting', in his recent blog post, 'Black Form (Dedicated to the Missing Jews): The Destruction of A Holocaust Memorial' ⬇️ blogs.kent.ac.uk/munitions-of-t…

Situation report 11 November 1918 - Movement, breakthrough, armistice! #UKCStorm1918 reaches a conclusion.

Thanks to all the School of History at the University of Kent students for participating so enthusiastically throughout. Legends all.

We are pleased to congratulate Professor Mark Connelly and Dr Charlie Hall, who have each secured BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants worth c.£10,000 👏📝 Find out more about their research projects ⬇️ kent.ac.uk/history/news/2…

Our MEMS Digital Humanities day has just started with the brilliant Dr Kathryn M Rudy from @ArtHistoryStA for “Dirty Digital Books”! 📜 Arts & Humanities at @UniKent #DH #medievaltwitter #manuscripts #medievalmanuscript

Following the release of her book last autumn, Dr Catherine Bateson has continued her examination of historic Civil War songs in a chapter for the newly published volume ‘Armies in Retreat: Chaos, Cohesion, and Consequences’ 🪖🎶 Have a read online ⬇️ kent.ac.uk/history/news/2…

Graduate profile update: Charlotte Storey History alumna Charlotte Storey shares how her career has developed and how her degree helped her to get there. Read more here: kent.ac.uk/history/news/2…

In his new book, Prof John Wills examines the #RedDeadRedemption franchise within the context of American history, culture, and the wider iterations of the classic Western 🤠🐎🎮 Read more ⬇️ kent.ac.uk/history/news/2…

Video Games Exhibition, Studio 3, Kent Uni campus, opening from tomorrow, all welcome! Thanks to: The British Academy Institute of Cultural and Creative Industries FutureHuman School of History at the University of Kent Hopkins Press OU Press #gamestudies #RETROGAMING #videogames #Atari #RedDeadRedemption2

GAmerica: Explorations of the Pixel Frontier 👾 🗓️ 20 - 27 April 🕚 11:00 - 15:00 📍Studio 3, Jarman Full details: kent.ac.uk/events/event/6…

UKC History Con Call for Papers: History in Crisis: Why it Matters 📣📝 *abstract deadline 5th May 2023 We're calling for paper abstracts on various themes that showcase the work happening within history and the importance of the field. kent.ac.uk/events/event/6…

Enjoyed checking out this very cool exhibition today. Thanks School of History at the University of Kent!

Last term, our stage two undergraduates went on a field trip to St Augustine’s Abbey and St Martin’s Church in Canterbury - two of the most significant locations in the history of #AngloSaxon England ⛪📜 We are so lucky to have such rich history on our doorstep UniKentLive!

Congratulations to Professor Julie Anderson and Dr Catherine Bateson, whose passion, energy, and commitment to teaching was recognised at Kent Union's 2023 Above and Beyond Awards 👏 Read more about their fantastic achievement ⬇️ kent.ac.uk/history/news/2…

We're very proud to share that Professor Julie Anderson opened NCB's launch party for young people with lived experience of children's social care. There she introduced special guest speaker, poet and author, Lemn Sissay OBE. ncb.org.uk/about-us/media…

Congratulations to Dr Claire Jones who spoke at the Wellcome Collection about her recent book, 'The History of Birth Control'. 📚👏 You can watch the talk here: wellcomecollection.org/events/YzMBFBE…

Take a look at the fantastic National Children's Bureau timeline made with help of School of History at the University of Kent's Professor Julie Anderson & her team. 💻 60years.ncb.org.uk #NCBis60