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IoA Ceramic Analysis Day
IoA Ceramic Analysis Day

IoA Ceramic Analysis Day

The UCL Institute of Archaeology will be hosting a Ceramic Analysis Day on 4 September 2026.

07 Aug 2026

Queering the Medieval Past
Queering the Medieval Past

Queering the Medieval Past

Professor Bob Mills in Conversation with Curators of Recent Exhibition at The Met Cloisters

03 Aug 2026

Institute of Archaeology to host Winter Archaeology Festival
Institute of Archaeology to host Winter Archaeology Festival

Institute of Archaeology to host Winter Archaeology Festival

The Festival is set to take place on 7 November 2026 and is open to all ages!

03 Aug 2026

In the media

Oscar Wilde suite rediscovered at fire-hit hotel
Oscar Wilde suite rediscovered at fire-hit hotel

Oscar Wilde suite rediscovered at fire-hit hotel

The hotel room that famed author Oscar Wilde stayed in while visiting Brighton shortly before his arrest on charges of homosexuality has been identified by Dr Michael Shapland (UCL Institute of Archaeology).

02 Aug 2026

Gaza: are you feeling hopeful?
Gaza: are you feeling hopeful?

Gaza: are you feeling hopeful?

Professor Julie Norman (UCL Political Sciences) speaks on BBC Radio 5 about the changing situation in Gaza.

31 Jul 2026

Can Andy Burnham turn a flying start into sustained success?
Can Andy Burnham turn a flying start into sustained success?

Can Andy Burnham turn a flying start into sustained success?

James Baggaley (UCL Policy Lab) said: “He’s clearly hit the ground running, with a more hopeful and bold message. But he is also tapping into a wider shift and alignment of progressive voters, bringing back into the fold Green and Lib Dem voters that Keir Starmer had lost.”

31 Jul 2026