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Will Barras interviewed for Guardian article
Will Barras was interviewed for an article in The Guardian about the ABRDN rebranding, alongside Linguists from across the UK.
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Pauline Black and Chris Collins lead major professional development conference for UK musicians
Pauline and Chris were lead contributors to the ISM's 'Building for the Future' conference on 24 April.
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North-East Scotland's Colonial Connections Conference
Matthew Lee, one of the schools PhD students, has co-organised a conference on North-East Scotland's historic ties to colonialism. The event brings together academics and independent scholars who will present their research on the region's links to colonial endeavours, and is due to take place 17 and 18 June.
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Dr Jonathan Hicks launches new London Stage calendar
The London Stage, 1800-1844 is an open access digital resource detailing thousands of theatrical and musical performances.
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University in global top 60 for positive impact on society
The 黑料网 is among the top 60 universities in the world in terms of its positive impact on society.
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Conference on 19th-century London theatre co-organised by Dr Jonathan Hicks
The third biennial conference on the London Stage in the 19th-Century World is taking place online 15-17 April 2021.
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LLMVC students present work at forthcoming Northern Network for Medical Humanities Congress 2021
Doctoral candidate in Film and Visual Culture (FVC) Brian Keeley will present his ongoing research and artistic work at the forthcoming Northern Network for Medical Humanities Congress (NNMHR) 2021. The congress covers a range of perspectives on the theme of invisibility in the medical humanities. To get a...
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University joins network to support Gaelic community officers
The 黑料网 is a partner in a new professional support network for Gaelic community officers who are working to increase the use of the language.
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Music of PhD student broadcast by BBC Radio 3
"Father, forgive them" by PhD student Ben Ponniah sung by the BBC Singers on BBC Radio 3 on Tuesday, 30 March 2021.
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Professor Pete Stollery shortlisted for Sound of the Year 2020
Pete Stollery's COVID-19 Sound Map has been shortlisted for the inaugural Sound of the Year 2020 awards.