This month’s events

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  1. Somewhere to Stay: indoor exhibition at the University of St Andrews

    Somewhere to Stay: indoor exhibition at the University of St Andrews

    By Diana Forster, co-commissioned by the University of St Andrews' Visualising War and Peace project and the IWM 14-18 NOW Legacy Fund

    In 1940, when she was 16 years old, artist Diana Forster's mother --- Anna Sokulska Forster --- was deported from her family home in eastern...

  2. Grief Group

    Grief Group

    Staff Lunch

    This group is open to all staff who are grieving, be that a recent or past lose. It offers an opportunity to find common ground with others in order to feel...

  3. Postcolonial Collusion

    Postcolonial Collusion

    Félix Houphouët-Boigny, France, and Political Repression in Côte d'Ivoire"

    School of International Relations Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence (CSTPV)

  4. Service of Compline

    Service of Compline

    A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture,...

  5. What's new in Microsoft Loop

    What's new in Microsoft Loop

    Join IT Services to have a look at some of the new features in Microsoft Loop. Microsoft Loop is a great tool for capturing quick thoughts, preparing for...

  6. The Discourse on the Ancestral Constitution in the Early Hellenistic Period

    The Discourse on the Ancestral Constitution in the Early Hellenistic Period

    Laura Loddo (Milan)

    This is a School of Classics Event. For further information please contact [email protected] If you wish to join this event on Teams, sign up to our...

  7. Jamais vu: Ig Nobel Prize-Winning Research into the Curiously Common Opposite of Deja vu

    Jamais vu: Ig Nobel Prize-Winning Research into the Curiously Common Opposite of Deja vu

    Talk by Akira O'Connor

    Akira O'Connor, Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology & Neuroscience, will give a talk on his Ig Nobel Prize-winning research on jamais vu....