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One of our current projects within English & Theatre Studies is Literature and the Face: A Critical History (Literature and the Face: A Critical History): an ARC Discovery Project led by Stephanie Trigg w Joe Hughes, Tyne Daile Sumner & Guillemette Bolens (Geneva). Have a look at their project website: face.hypotheses.org

"If love prevails here, it's in the least likely of ways." English & Theatre Studies took us behind the scenes as A/Prof David McInnis (@DNMcinnis), Associate Professor in English and Theatre Studies, records his Masterclass on Much Ado About Nothing – the June edition of 10 Great Books 📚❤️

Nationhood on stage: Reassessing the Australian theatrical repertoire. Current PhD student in ETS, Andrew Fuhrmann, reviews Julian Meyrick’s *Australia in 50 Plays* for Australian Book Review australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/cur…

Of interest to SCC and other Faculty of Arts students too!

Installation of Ceng yan cong shu tu, a scroll from our #EastAsian collection in the #ArtsWestBuilding by Faculty of Arts staff with help from School of Culture and Communication @ UniMelb students Shiqiu Liu and Kathy Chen 🔗go.unimelb.edu.au/6cie #EastAsianCollection #SpecialCollections

Celebrating our students: after Honours with ETS, Lucy Turton (Lucy Turton) was awarded the Rae and Edith Bennett Travelling scholarship so she could take her MSt English 650-1550 at Oxford. She's soon to commence her PhD at St Andrews now! Congrats Lucy!

I was so lucky and honoured to be awarded the Rae and Edith Bennett travelling scholarship. Without it I would never have had the means to study at Oxford and pursue my dream!

More student success! In September, Ge (Gigi) Tang will be consulting Anthony Trollope's papers & manuscripts at Oxford & the BL, as well as the Irish famine archive in Strokestown Park Archive, Ireland -- thanks to a Norman Macgeorge scholarship: scholarships.unimelb.edu.au/awards/norman-…

Students in ENGL20033 ‘Shakespeare in Performance’ looking at our Shakespeare 2nd Folio (1632) & other rare books during an excursion to the Baillieu. (And if EOFY has crept up on you, donations to the Shakespeare400 Trust are still very welcome! 🙂 arts.unimelb.edu.au/engage/make-a-…)

Well, that's it -- our stint as Program of the Month has come to an end. The rest is silence... Wait, that's not how *Hamlet* actually ends. Best ending in literature? Over to you...

In August, we are spotlighting the dynamics of the Media and Communication Program. Please check out our program webpage for more information. Also please note that our opening day will be on 21st, August. Be There or Be Square! arts.unimelb.edu.au/school-of-cult…

Dr Katherine Day from the Publishing Program discusses the implications of Australian defamation laws to non-fiction publishing. Follow Katherine on her IG: @katie_day_editor

The next Media@UniMelb seminar introduces computational strategic communication as a new field of communication #research that brings #interdisciplinary scholars and knowledge together. Register via the link and all are welcome!! #mediaunimelb unimelb.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Check out this upcoming Australasian Health & Medical Humanities WIP seminar at 4.30pm on 17 August - "Cultural Imaginaries of Microbial Hacking and the Art of Kathy High," presented by Dr. Vanessa Bartlett Dr. Vanessa Bartlett eventbrite.com.au/e/australasian…

Researchers from Media&Comm and Publishing programs conducted a national survey and found that 40% of Aust kids in long lockdowns used media in their bedrooms and tablet ownership among 7-13yo was almost as high as their ownership of books. Read more here link.springer.com/article/10.100…

#UnimelbOpenDay is TODAY!! Don't forget to drop by Arts West (Bdg148) to check out the amazing studies programs SCC and Faculty of Arts offer. Barry the Bear might be running around the campus to greet everyone on this nice Melbourne day! #unimelb fb.watch/f19v3N1KsH/

Welcome to our webinar on raising children in the digital era from an Asian perspective Date/time: Wednesday 31 August, 1pm-2:30pm Seminar information & registration: raisingdigitalyouth.com/post/raising-c… Direct registration link: unimelb.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Join our webinar as part of Centre for AI and Digital Ethics CAIDE centre from researchers investigating Tracking Kids: Use and repurposing of wearable and mobile devices. 25 August 2022, 2:00pm - 3:00pm, free, online, Information and Booking here: events.unimelb.edu.au/event/15979-ai…

Redesigning Deathcare Conference 2022 – full program now live Be part of the conversation that helps shape the future of death care. Come join us to #redesigndeathcare redesigningdeathcare.org/program

FREE TO ATTEND: three-day art history conference University of Melbourne, with 30 speakers from around the world. 🌏 A conference that explores the phenomenon of artists' colonies and transnational art history. In-person and online. RSVP required: bit.ly/3UqDJeH