National project launched to rediscover Henry VIII’s long-forgotten ‘Tudor Domesday Book’
A nationwide survey commissioned by Henry VIII on the property and wealth of 16th century England and Wales is to...
Professor James Clark
Discovery of rare medieval music brings sounds of monks back to Devon abbey for first time in 500 years
For the first time in nearly five centuries, Buckland Abbey in Devon will resonate once more with the sacred sounds...
Societies and Cultures Institute welcomes acclaimed Visiting Researcher
One of India’s preeminent feminist writers and political thinkers has been invited to the University of Exeter to provide a...
Experts on Ukraine & US politics to visit University for new public speaker series
The invasion of Ukraine and its impact upon international relations, and the importance of race and religion in the forthcoming...
Translating research into live experience: how Exeter’s history expertise is helping to bring famous Tudor pageant to life
University research into the relationship between Henry VIII and his longest-lasting royal favourite Henry Courtenay – heir to the ancient...
Acclaimed visual artist Naiza Khan to bring her latest documentary to Societies and Cultures Institute event at the University
A world-renowned visual artist is to visit the University of Exeter this month and provide a rare insight into her...
New research reveals the Tudors were avid recyclers
Rich fabrics and fine embroidery seized from hundreds of churches closed by Henry VIII during the English Reformation were saved...
Coronation 2023: Devon’s leading coronation roles
By Professor James Clark, Associate Dean for Research and Knowledge Transfer, and Professor of History, in the Department of Archaeology...
Exeter historians create new Transatlantic Slavery heritage trail for historic city
The medieval cathedral city of Wells – a major tourist destination in the Westcountry – has unveiled a new heritage...