Today we are renewing our Civic University Agreement, to deepen local partnerships and reaffirm our long-term commitment to Lewisham's people, communities and economy.
We welcome two new partners, South East London Integrated Care Board and Future Arts Centres – a network of over 180 arts organisations across the UK, which will help us to align our local civic work with a national perspective.
Professor Nina Wakeford (School of Art) is part of the team which created the Swiss Pavilion currently on show at the Venice Biennale, ‘The Unfinished Business of Living Together’.
Read more 👉 https://t.co/knUOhXPcPD
A new study by Dr Sarah Cefai analysed 75 in-depth recovery interviews with people with ME/CFS and found that recovery and major improvement were taking place largely outside standard medical care.
🗞️🔒Read more in the i paper 👉https://t.co/GRegERf7n3
📱Read more about the research 👉 https://t.co/4bndSV6Efs
Huichuan Wang, Goldsmiths MFA Computational Arts graduate who now works in the School of Computing, will lead a new research project with the arts meets science - Foundation Hebert W. Franke. The research will explore how one of the pioneers of computer and computational art - Austrian scientist, writer and artist, Herbert W. Franke - might be reimagined through the possibilities of contemporary artificial intelligence and generative technologies.
https://t.co/HrK4GX14KN
🎉 Congratulations to Emeritus Professor of Anthropology Emma Tarlo, who has been elected to the @BritishAcademy_ 's Fellowship 🎉
Read more 👇
https://t.co/GsDAMDnhwQ
“A ban might delay exposure, but it doesn’t remove the underlying problem.” - David Woodger
New research by Dr Naomi Thompson and David Woodger raises fresh questions about proposals for an under-16 social media ban, finding that exposure to racism is now routine for many young people online
https://t.co/zlCCynF2dz
PhD student Joquan Johnson shares his experience of living in an award-winning Lewisham intergenerational living scheme, where residents aged 55 and over live alongside Goldsmiths students, with the @theipaper.
https://t.co/l7UrL7UrM9
Four Goldsmiths Art graduates, who were the first to receive the V22 x Goldsmiths Studio Scholarships, are showcasing their work at an exhibition this July, as it's announced that the scholarship programme will continue.
https://t.co/GKiMygbjUA
The outcomes of three commissions responding to the contested history of the Deptford Town Hall building on Goldsmiths’ campus are now available to the public.
https://t.co/PGzxeyJogv
Goldsmiths Press is celebrating 10 years of inventive publishing 📚
@GoldsmithsPress shares ten of the most significant titles it has published over the decade, which exemplify its mission to encourage the cross-disciplinary and genre-bending👇
https://t.co/txRTrithIu
An academic collaboration has brought proven scientific technique to unlock investigations to more police forces
https://t.co/cYdGfMaF6w
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"I will use my experience and scholarship to champion our mission and values, strengthen our distinctive identity in teaching, research, and social impact, and navigate the challenges facing the sector with confidence and resilience."
Professor Joanna Newman MBE, FRSA, has been appointed the next Vice-Chancellor of Goldsmiths, University of London.
https://t.co/83iY0PKDy7
The government is undermining its own growth ambitions for the creative sector by neglecting to adequately fund university teaching, Interim Vice-Chancellor Professor David Oswell sets out in this article for @timeshighered
https://t.co/OhgFpXlJ4m
The 23rd World Cup kicks off today. Dr @ArielHessayon in the School of Global Change - a historian with expertise in ballgames in the British Isles and Ireland (particularly pre-1860s) - has shared why he’s struggling to look forward to this year’s tournament with LBC 👉 https://t.co/R8qB6OxJiJ