We Still Have a Chance: City gears up for three climate-inspired exhibitions
Three exhibitions inspired by a University-led international climate project are preparing to open at venues across the city from this...
Andrew Merrington
Feature: Professor Martin Siegert
On the outskirts of a Suffolk village, Martin Siegert huddled inside a small hut as the freezing February rain speared...
New research finds that social group values are most readable in the way we write
Analysing the style of language used by social groups could offer insight into their values and principles that goes beyond...
University academic wins prestigious national book prize for ‘provocative’ analysis of God
A ground-breaking book that undertakes a forensic cultural analysis of the physical representation of the God of the Bible has...
Arts and humanities vital in national crises concludes COVID‐19 pandemic report
A comprehensive UK report assessing the contribution of arts and humanities research during the COVID‐19 pandemic has revealed a deep...
Fastest British woman in history Dina Asher-Smith awarded honorary doctorate by the University of Exeter
World and European champion runner and the fastest British woman in history Dina Asher-Smith will be awarded an honorary doctorate...
Connecting Late Antiquities: new project launched to create digital resources to aid research into one of history’s most iconic eras
A new project has been unveiled to create innovative digital resources that promise to transform how people research and study...
Prestigious European research grants set to fund projects on disability-inclusive climate adaptation and women in philosophy
Two new projects focused on disability-inclusive climate adaptation and women in philosophy are set to be launched following successful applications...
The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum celebrates quarter of a century milestone
One of the country’s largest and most respected collections of material and memorabilia relating to cinema and the moving image...