The University #Archives London Met Uni hold the records of our institutional story, many include histories of Black students and academic staff. The Special Collections team has selected a few areas to begin your research - libguides.londonmet.ac.uk/special-collec… #BlackHistory365 #Blog

In 1865, a woman named Sarah Parker Remond applied to settle permanently in England. From this record, held in our archive, learn what details we can glean about her extraordinary life: beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/explore-the-co… #BlackHistoryMonth

Congratulations to Holly Marsden who passed her viva with flying colours last week for her fantastic thesis on the multiple identities of Mary II—it was an absolute joy to work with you, Laura Tompkins Joanna & James on this great CDP project Historic Royal Palaces University of Winchester History Programmes

This #BlackHistoryMonth read all about Ira Aldridge, a 19th century Black actor and international stage star, who appeared in the Theatre Royal in Derby in 1851: recordoffice.wordpress.com/2024/10/09/ira…

For those who can't make it to Oxford, I'll also be giving a sneak peak Historical Association Bolton Branch on 4 November with ‘(Everybody needs good) Neighbours: Jews and Christians in the Towns of Medieval England’. Historical Assoc BSGD History Prof Jess Power

We've just discovered this short documentary about Josephine Morcashani, a black, cross-dressing singer and dancer from London who had a successful international career. Enjoy the film - it's a great watch! youtube.com/watch?v=a6iKod… #blackhistorymonth #musichall

📣The current round of the BME Small Grants Fund ends 29th November 2024! Supported by History of Education, Economic History Society, History UK, History Workshop, Royal Historical Society, @StudyLabHistory & Women's History Network - at Bluesky and LinkedIn! 👉More info here: socialhistory.org.uk/funding/bme-sm… 📢Please share widely!✨

In preparation for the 100th anniversary of the birth of Malcolm X, a Zoom series is available on aspects of his life and career.The first installment is available. See more information here. #MalcolmX #100thAnniversary #BallotorBullet. historianspeaks.org/f/malcolm-x-zo…

It's Graduation Day! The best day of the year!

Graduated today! Nothing but massive amounts of appreciation and thanks for University of Winchester History Programmes! Here, enjoy this action-shot of me and Hugh Dennis hitting it off🎓👨‍🎓

Happy graduation from this colourful lot of historians and Classical Studies@University of Winchester lecturers University of Winchester! We've enjoyed teaching with you and learning from you. Stay in touch and congratulations!

I’m delighted to say my article ‘The Ghost of Hampshire’s Christmas Past and the Charitable for the Poor’ has been published with @TYHistorians 🥳 I just want to say thank you to Dr Katherine Weikert for her encouragement to try my luck with submitting this! theyounghistorians.com/blog/the-ghost…

A great night representing University of Winchester History Programmes Classical Studies@University of Winchester (and brilliant colleagues from the Faculty) in Dissecting Dracula to a sold out crowd Theatre Royal Winchester Thanks to everyone who came and to the wonderful theatre team #HappyHalloween2024 #Vampires

Our little group of University of Winchester History Programmes Doctor's has grown a lot this last year! So so happy for Dr Rob Runacres - Renaissance Sword Club, Rob's research is fantastic, and I'm so excited to see what he does next! 🎉🥳❤️🎓

Remember, remember... 🔥 Described as 'the most picturesque house in Worcestershire', Huddington Court was where the infamous Gunpowder Plot was partially planned.

Southern History Society is an educational charity led by academics and based University of Winchester History Programmes. Despite having no formal funding, we publish and promote peer-reviewed research on the region's history with the support of our dedicated committee and members. southernhistorysociety.org.uk

Congratulations to cdf on her monograph - close to submission now! You will be able to learn more about Carolingian court poet (and exile) Ermoldus Nigellus soon with Liverpool University Press!