Past events
WCLC: “Visions of Love” with Gweneth Ann Rand (soprano) and Allyson Devenish (piano)
Camden Reeves Songs of Enchantment...
Rozane Rebechi (Rio Grande do Sul): “Small” comparable corpora for the retrieval of culture-related equivalents: advantages and limitations
Part of the research seminar series of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies. Abstract: Th...
EACW Research Seminar
Anthony Capildeo, University of York, ‘The Stones Will Speak’ Ellen Wilkinson C1.18. Followed...
MUMS Lunchtime Concert: Two Pianos, One Rite
This lunchtime concert features two fabulous pianists, Kuba Williams and Ameen Elbadri, who will be...
More than a 'Foul Drain': Manchester's Water History
Where does Manchester get its water from? How has the city used water over the centuries? And how ha...
Building Manchester: A Historical Walking Tour of Manchester's Stone
Red sandstone is Manchester’s native rock, but many of our buildings are clad in Portland Stone al...
WCLC: La Féline (French pop)
French indie pop artist La Féline is influenced by Anglo rock but unmistakably French, with a cool...
Voices of our National Health Service: Building a national oral history archive of the NHS and Covid-19
Between 2017 and 2022, the NHS at 70 and NHS Voices of Covid-19 projects, based at the University of...
Queering the Clinamen: Unearthly Objects as Queer Forms in Eighteenth-Century Poetry
Dr James Metcalf, Lecturer in Eighteenth-Century English Literature, is presenting his current proje...
Queering the Clinamen: Unearthly Objects as Queer Forms in Eighteenth-Century Poetry
Centre for the Study of Sexuality and Culture hosts this public lecture with Dr James Metcalf. The e...