It's come to something when using the university library in a normal way gets reported as a personal finance life hack.

Our new book is here! Monasticism and the City in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, covering one of the most complex relationships of the epoch, is out in the Elements in Religion in Late Antiquity. And it is open access for the next two weeks! cambridge.org/core/elements/…

I will talk about the Genealogy of the Religious Image in the Maghrib and its Makers, as part of the Spring “Islamic Art in Solitude” lecture series at the The Metropolitan Museum of Art this Thursday at 11am. As the link to the virtual lecture isn't public, I can share it in DM for those interested

From the eastern part of the Indonesian archipelago, we are fortunate to see this gorgeous #Quran #manuscript from the Moluccas, completed in 1694 - scribed by Imam Tomilehou, verified by four other imams. It's beautifully decorated, contains #Malay translations, and Dutch notes

Nothing less than the world itself. A map of the world from an 11th century compilation of philosophical and scientific works. You can see the Red Sea and a vast terra incognita - showing us how ready the author of the map was for the possibility of the unknown. BSB Clm 6362

We are excited to see our Tour Guides from St Peter's PS in tomorrow morning for their first live performance! Over the last few months, the P6 pupils have applied and been interviewed for their roles, written scripts, and created a tour!

This is wonderful - the woven textile, the meaning behind it and the history

CAPITA HACK: I've been contacted this morning by another #USS member reporting suspicious activity on her credit file. "I discovered this morning through Experian that there have been 12 applications (so far) for credit cards or bank accounts in my name (in May and April).

A new episode of Byzantium & Friends: Rome and Byzantium in Heavy Metal music, with @MetalClassicist buff.ly/3P0zc2W #HeavyMetal #AncientRome #Byzantine

Today London, tomorrow Paris, launching new book series TV-Philosophy for University of Exeter Press with Sandra Laugier, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

We are shocked and desperately saddened to learn that the famous Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian's Wall has been felled overnight, in what appears to be an act of vandalism. We know just how much this iconic tree is loved locally, nationally and by everyone who has visited. We are

So excited to be interviewing mary beard tomorrow Cambridge Corn Ex ! Her new book is incredible! I’ve been devouring it voraciously….

Congrats from sunny Paris, Connie Skibinski

Warm thanks to Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne for hosting our TV-Philosopy debate workshop and celebratory book series launch this eve. Several interesting new book proposals are brewing.. @uexe

Thanks to @PerigPitrou for sending these pix from last week of our launch for University of Exeter Press series TV-Philosophy with Sandra Laugier, Robert Sinnerbrink, David LaRocca et al - great to celebrate the publication of our first three books...thanks to all who made us welcome.

We have moved beyond the realms of lunacy. 😳😳😱

Lovely pic and great book - congrats to everyone concerned, and looking forward to the follow up from Laura Cleaver and CULTIVATE MSS soon Arc Humanities Press

listened to this yesterday, and thoroughly enjoyed! Arc Humanities Press @EugeneSmelyans2

Wonderful news! Christopher Swift's new Arc book, Ritual, Spectacle, and Theatre in Late Medieval Seville: Performing Empire, has won the 2024 Bevington Award for Best New Book... Arc Humanities Press Medieval & Renaissance Drama Society