Red Hand Day 2025: Historical Perspectives on Child Soldiers
Between 2005 and 2022, more than 105,000 children are estimated to have been recruited and used in armed conflict around...
Arts & Culture
New research reveals how apartheid-era sexual violence has been ‘collectively unremembered’ by South African society
A generation of women in South Africa have collectively pushed from their memories apartheid-era sexual violence in a cultural process...
Historian’s book wins prestigious national award
A history book charting the impact of the French Revolutionary Wars upon the Royal Navy during the late 18th century...
Two New Creative Fellowships Announced Between South-West Artists and University of Exeter Academics
Food citizenship and the material culture of wills are two areas of research which are being creatively explored by artists...
Iconic images of historic Mosul almost lost forever exhibited for the first time
Iconic photographs of historic Mosul almost lost forever when Islamic State terrorists invaded the city will be on show for...
Archaeologists discover unique drainage and irrigation system that enabled the “Neolithic revolution” in the Amazon
A pre-Colombian society in the Amazon developed a sophisticated agricultural engineering system that enabled them to produce maize throughout the...
Archaeologists find ‘lost’ site depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry
Archaeologists have uncovered evidence that a house in England is the site of a lost residence of Harold, the last...
Showcase reveals remarkable breadth of research in English & Creative Writing
A unique research collaboration with the Met Office that promises to unlock its archives and reframe some of the human...
Oral history project exploring Dancing in Dawlish set to culminate in free musical event
A community project exploring memories of dancing in the heyday of the 20th century seaside music scene is set to...