Our events this week, with John Blair and Linden Bicket!

📢Join us for a fascinating talk by Andrew Clay (Sonder & Clay) on: 🗓Monday, 14 April 2025 📍New Seminar Room, Medieval History Building, 71 South St 🕕6pm 🎤"IP Rights: A Good Thing or a Capitalist Attack on the Intellectual Commons?" 🍕 Pizza & refreshments provided!

🎙️ New CMR Podcast Episode! 🎙️ How can museums become more accessible to visually impaired audiences? Renato Trotta, PhD candidate in Museum & Heritage Studies, explores the challenges & opportunities of non-visual engagement in museums. 🎧 Listen now: shorturl.at/W0rnZ

📚Book Launch!📚 We’re thrilled to invite you to Anette Stimmer’s launch of 'The Politics of International Norms'! 📅17 April |⏰ 11.15am|📍Old Class Library, St Andrews We’ll discuss norm contestation, international law & foreign policy rhetoric. See👉 lnkd.in/dTxYTV54

Our very own Alex Woolf is on In Our Time on BBC Radio 4 this morning, talking about the Battle of Clontarf. You can listen to it on BBC Sounds here: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

📢 Happening Today! Join us at 6pm for a thought-provoking talk by Andrew Clay on: "IP Rights – A Good Thing or a Capitalist Attack on the Intellectual Commons?" 📍 New Seminar Room, 71 South St 🍕 Pizza & discussion after!

📚 Join us tomorrow, Thurs 17 April at 11.15am for the launch of The Politics of International Norms by Anette Stimmer! Jointly hosted by ILCR & Centre for Global Law and Governance 📍 Old Class Library, Mediaeval History Building, St Andrews 🍽 Lunch at 12.30pm (Room 9) same building.

📍Venue Update: Today’s launch of Anette Stimmer’s new book, 'The Politics of International Norms', will now take place in the Old Seminar Room, Mediaeval History Building (not the Old Class Library as previously noted). 🗓️Thurs, 17 April |🕚11.15am .Centre for Global Law and Governance St Andrews History

The call for papers for the First St Andrews Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Workshop in Late Antique and Early Medieval Studies is now open!

⏰ Reminder: This Thurs 1 May at 5.15pm! Join Prof Holly Brewer (Maryland) at St Andrews for: “Forgotten Histories of Hard-Fought Limits on Executive Power” 📍 School V, followed by a reception.   🔗 Read her insights in The Times:  thetimes.com/us/news-today/…

Tomorrow, we’ve got both the James Wilson Lecture with Holly Brewer and our last Early Modern and Reformation seminar of the term, with Charmian Mansell ([email protected]). All welcome!

JOB | Post Graduate Assistant Teacher of Classics, Harrow School Harrow Classics theclassicslibrary.com/job-post-gradu…

📢 Join us for the 2025 Winch Lectures at St Andrews by Melissa Lane (Princeton) on "Authors of the Laws: Rethinking Rousseau through Ancient Lawgivers" 📅 12–14 May 📍 School V & Old Class Library 🍷 Wine reception Mon 12 May

📢 Reminder: Join us for the 2025 Winch Lectures at St Andrews by Melissa Lane (Princeton) on "Authors of the Laws: Rethinking Rousseau through Ancient Lawgivers" 📅 12–14 May 📍 School V & Old Class Library 🍷 Wine reception Mon 12 May

📢 Join us for the next #CMRSeminar! With Dr. Astri Dankertsen (Nord universitet) 🎙 "A Crisis of Trust? Rights, Reconciliation, and the Future of Sápmi" 📅 May 14, 2025 | ⏰ 3–4 PM BST 💻 On Zoom 🔗 ID: 506 626 8244 | Pass: FJe5tm #Reconciliation #Sápmi #IndigenousRights

We're pleased to offer a Widening Access PhD Scholarship for 2025 entry.    Funding available for duration of 3 year course. ⏰Apply by 30 May 2025. 📅We're holding an information session on 19 May. 🔗View info and get session link: standrewsclassics.wordpress.com/2025/05/15/sch… #Scholarships #PhD

🌍 New Project: Really Real Resources CMR teams up with the charity Really Real Resources to promote diversity & inclusion in Scottish education through photography, film & social anthropology. Learn more: 🔗 cmr.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/projects/reall…