UCL FACULTY OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES

Nick Piercey will be taking part in a UCL BiteSized lecture (2 speakers, 15 minutes each) on Dutch Football in the early 20th Century.

Press Coverage: UCL Graduate Student Conference

The Yiddish Forverts has recently published a report from the Graduate Student Conference on ‘Jewish Spirituality in Eastern Europe – a Textual Perspective,’ held at the Department of Hebrew and Jewish Studies, UCL on 6-7 June, 2012. The article, authored by conference participant Adi Mahalel (Columbia University), is available online on the website of the Forverts: http://yiddish.forward.com/node/4589

A free one-day festival dedicated to the celebration of London and Literature will give the public an opportunity to listen to and share thoughts with celebrated authors, poets and academics on all things London.

The UCL News podcast gives you the opportunity to listen to the latest news and research from around UCL every fortnight. Split up into three parts, you can either listen to the podcast all in one go, or save features for later listening. 

We are very pleased to announce that UCL Centre for Digital Humanities and Heritage Without Borders won the Museums and Heritage Innovations Award for the project 'QRator: Visitor Participation Through Social Interpretation'.

UCL Dutch aims to reward academic excellence among new students of its postgraduate programme by offering a study expense bursary for new students starting the MA in Dutch Studies in September 2012. The bursary covers up to £600 towards study expenses like books, research travel and other research related expenses.

When Jacques Presser’s Ondergang (1965, in English: Ashes in the Wind : The Destruction of Dutch Jewry, 1968) first appeared, twenty years after the end of World War II, the book hit Dutch society like a bomb. What people knew in general but had forgotten, passed over in silence or repressed during two decades, was here described in every gruesome detail: the systematic humiliation, isolation, despoliation, and extermination of Dutch Jewry.

Annette Mitchell, PhD student in UCL Greek and Latin, recently attended Professor Miriam Leonard's inaugural lecture and wrote about it on the UCL Events Blog.

UCL News has launched a new podcast to give you the opportunity to listen to the latest news and research from around UCL every fortnight. Split up into three parts, you can either listen to the podcast all in one go, or save features for later listening. 

UCL Art Museum is delighted to present Vincula (8th May – 8th June), a group exhibition of new artworks made in response to past masters.