Further proof that the women of Sunderland were and are bad ass. Very proud that our new venue will have this slapped on its wall.

We are absolutely thrilled to be able to share with you the Northern Early Modern Network's Annual Conference Papers! This publication is a showcase of just some of the fantastic research from our conference which took place in January 2022. earlymodernnetwork.wordpress.com/2022/06/08/nem…

Loved helping to organise this incredible conference in January, and so great to see my paper published alongside the work of these amazing researchers!

So excited to be part of this!

✨Transformative Times is LIVE✨ Our first panel Transforming “Transgressions” is being kicked off in style by Alexandra Collinson and her paper titled ‘I became a monster’: Prostitution and Moral Transformation in women’s writing of the 1790s.

We're really excited to tell you that our new Family Study Room is officially open! 👶 It's for students with children, so you can work while they play. It's located on floor 0 of the Burton. #UoYTips Read our announcement here, and share far & wide! york.ac.uk/library/news/2…

Three years ago I was going into hospital to have my little boy, Reuben - feels surreal now to be in Oxford with him, having presented my first paper at #BSECS2023! Thanks Ed Hardiman and @drlaurakirkley, and to everybody who listened. @FranKilloran we missed you ❤️

Only just sinking in that I'm officially Dr Collinson! Passed my Viva on Thursday, with no corrections. So grateful to my amazing supervisors, @drlaurakirkley and Kate Chedgzoy ❤️ Many thanks to James Harriman-Smith and @jenniebatchelor for such an enjoyable and helpful discussion!

Graduated last week, accompanied by my little brainchild! Eight months pregnant when I completed my MLitt, and now a PhD grad with a four year old. Wouldn't have traded the chaos for anything ❤️