I completed my undergraduate degree in History (Modern European) at the University of Bradford in 2012. Moving here to Manchester, I then completed a Masters in War, Culture and History funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council in September 2013. I have recently started my PhD which will explore and analyse representations of the […]
Video | Cai Reaich Cai Reaich takes a look at the Warriors of the Plains exhibition at the Manchester Museum, on tour from the British Museum, and interviews Stephen Welsh, curator of Ethnography, about More »
History Society, What’s On | James Eatwell Read an update from the History Society about the goings-on in the new academic term, September 2013. History In Culture, What’s On | Charlie Bush The Manchester Museum opened its newly refreshed exhibitions of archaeology and Egyptology at the end of last semester. The Museum is nestled at […]
History Society, Interviews | Ata Rahman We got in touch with some of last year’s Manchester Historian team and found out what post-undergraduate life has brought them… Florence Holmes, co-creator of the Manchester Historian and one More » Interviews | Feargal Logue Feargal Logue talks to Dr Sarah Roddy Interviews | Michael Cass Michael J […]
History Society, Interviews | Ata Rahman We got in touch with some of last year’s Manchester Historian team and found out what post-undergraduate life has brought them… Florence Holmes, co-creator of the Manchester Historian and one More » History Society | Aamira Challenger-Mynett Following an amazing trip to Berlin in 2012, the History Society wanted […]
Reviews, What’s On | Charlie Bush The Manchester Museum opened its newly refreshed exhibitions of archaeology and Egyptology at the end of last semester. The Museum is nestled at the very heart of the University, across More » Reviews, What’s On | Charlie Bush When launching the annual Bruntwood Playwriting Prize at the Royal Exchange […]
Reviews | Charlie Bush I wrote in the last issue about the wonderful range of strong roles for women in the current season at the Royal Exchange and, frankly, the new production of A More » Reviews | Ata Rahman Exhibition by Sean Smith Reviews | Charlie Bush The British Museum’s Pompeii and Herculaneum exhibition […]