Congratulations to the historians @USWHistory who are producing research whose impact is rated so highly: 100% world-leading / internationally excellent #REF2021 https://t.co/AHBsESWcRB
Join us on Wednesday, 12 November, to hear Professor Alan Lester discuss 'The British Empire in the Culture War': Public Talk: The British Empire in the Culture War | University of South Wales
When Jill Maclean retired from her banking job at the age of 59, a quiet life was far from her mind. Instead, she pursued her dream of going to university, and embarked on a History degree at USW (1/4)⬇️
Cardinal Newman: pro-slavery views of prominent 19th-century cleric raise questions about his educational legacy https://t.co/i7F2EcmeCI via @ConversationUK@USWResearch@USWHistory
Swansea artist George Little (1927-2019) spent a lifetime recording the ruins, slag heaps and abandoned townscapes of 'Copperpolis', and mines, quarries, metal works and docks wherever he went.
A forthcoming project ... announcement coming soon. @AIndustrialArch@artukdotorg
Today marks International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition.
Prof Chris Evans @USWHistory dispels
5 Myths About Atlantic Slavery
https://t.co/seSTlfg51K
#RememberSlavery
Congratulations to @jessicadavies59 who has successfully defended her @USWHistory MRes dissertation, ‘Decolonising the University: Histories and History Departments in Welsh HE’. @USWResearch
Thanks to everyone who made this possible: the folks at @USCPress (esp @HistoryGuy111), my PhD team at @HistoryatSussex/@SussexAm, my teaching colleagues at @USWHistory & @HistoryUoG, my friends and family, and especially my pencampwr @catbateson.
Now to get the thing finished!
Congratulations to @DrCRHill, who's no longer Dr Chris Hill @USWHistory but Associate Professor Chris Hill. A richly deserved promotion stemming from brilliant research on nuclear imperialism and much else besides @USWResearch
Don't miss "Setting the Record Straight: Discovering the History and Heritage of Women in South-East Wales", supported by @AMC_WAW, and helmed by Rachel Lock-Lewis @USWHistory. May 11 at @UniSouthWales Newport campus: https://t.co/xZk11d1zXu @USWResearch
Congratulations to Dr Chris Hill @USWHistory, who's leading a major research project - An Oral History of British Nuclear Test Veterans. Full story here: https://t.co/H0s61OZ6zx
Check this out: a podcast from Haptic and Hue on textiles for enslaved users in the eighteenth century (features @cevans3). A Sliver of Deep Blue Cloth https://t.co/EWwE0Oypes @USWResearch
How did the Republican Party, the party of Abraham Lincoln, become the party of Donald Trump? Tim Galsworthy @USWHistory explains. https://t.co/FQUqml8UNQ @USWResearch
The European Reformation Research Group’s latest edited collection has been published by @Brill_History! The book marks 30 years of ERRG, with work by new and established researchers - asking how we might (re-)read the history of the #reformations#earlymodern#twitterstorians
Join us at 12 noon on Wednesday, 8 March, to hear @TimGalsworthy speak on 'American Civil War memory and the Republican Party'. Venue: @UniSouthWales Treforest campus, room B 118 @USWResearch
Coming next week: "Teaching the Simple: Religious Education in Sixteenth-Century Germany", a talk by @USWHistory's Dr Ruth Atherton, Wednesday, 25 January at 3pm, at the Meeting House, Treforest Campus @UniSouthWales https://t.co/oNfDYHWBwR