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Making Theatre Live

Thursday 3 December, 5pm | Watch live on YouTube

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Supporting research and wider engagement

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Calls now open

Deadline: Tuesday 1 December 2020

News

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New TORCH Knowledge Exchange Fellows

Thursday 26 November

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Call for submissions for anthology of poems about science and the sea

Tuesday 24 November

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Climate Crisis Thinking network members present at the Oxford Climate Research Showcase, run by the Oxford Climate Research Network.

Monday 23 November

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'Alice in Typhoidland' wins Gold Medal at the Learning Technology Awards

Friday 20 November

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EMPRES Award 2020 for Experimental Electronic Music and Sound Art

Friday 20 November

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Oxford's Christmas Light Festival Returns This Weekend

Friday 20 November

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News & Calls from Migration and Mobility Network

Thursday 19 November

A female archaeologist wearing a yellow reflective vest and a green construction helmet takes pictures of the remains of a building that was found during excavation.

Practising Archaeology

Envisioning a career beyond academia, with or without a five-year plan

Thursday 19 November

The Temple of Bacchus at Baalbek on a sunny day.

The Manar al-Athar Photo Archive to Participate in the Inaugural Round of the Student Consultancy Scheme

Celebrating New Collaborations

Thursday 19 November

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Creating Cyanotypes

Wednesday 18 November

Professor Karen Leeder Wins National Translation Award 2020

Wednesday 18 November

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Oxford Lieder Festival 2020: Connections Across Time - A Brief History of Song

Friday 13 November

What's On

Upcoming Events

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Singing/Playing Debussy/Lili Boulanger

Online - Live on Youtube

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'Moon Viewing' - A Postal Poetry Performance

Humanities Cultural Programme Live Event: Katie Mitchell in conversation Thomas Ostermeier

Humanities Cultural Programme Live Event - Making Theatre Live: Across and Beyond Borders

INDOORS: Experiences of older people during lockdown

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Where is the love?

Online - registration required

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Humanities Cultural Programme Live Event: Till it has loved - American Art Song in Recital

Humanities Cultural Programme

Humanities Cultural Programme

Image of the front of a letter with hand written name and address, postal stamp and barcode

'Moon Viewing' - A Postal Poetry Performance

Colourful display showing neon red lights, with 6 prints of indigenous clothing

Where is the love?

Online - registration required

Humanities Cultural Programme Live Event: Katie Mitchell in conversation Thomas Ostermeier

Humanities Cultural Programme Live Event - Making Theatre Live: Across and Beyond Borders

INDOORS: Experiences of older people during lockdown

TORCH Talks

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Humanities at Work: a panel discussion on why employers value humanities degrees

Wednesday 12 February

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Victorian Light Night Highlights

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AI & Creativity - Panel Discussion

Holding Slide for Revolution Rekindled.

RECORDING: Book at Lunchtime: Revolution Rekindled

Thursday 6 February

Blog

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An excerpt from Peter Davidson’s forthcoming book, The Lighted Window

Monday 23 November

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Sending Letters and a Unicorn: How Medieval Nuns Coped with Social Distancing

Friday 20 November

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Climate fiction: Content dictates form

Thursday 19 November

Heritage Open Days banner on the streets of Winchester, England.

Global Practices of Inclusive Heritage

A Micro-Internship with the National Trust Partnership

Monday 16 November

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In the footsteps of Hafez: exploring Persian poetry at Oxford Lieder

Friday 13 November

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Mendelssohn and the Jewish Enlightenment: Oxford Lieder Festival 2020

Friday 13 November

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Online music recommendations – Oxford Lieder Festival

Friday 13 November

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Oxford Lieder Festival: Elias Ashmole and the Ashmolean Museum

Friday 13 November

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SciPo Interim event with TORCH: The Science of the Seas – 3rd September 2020

Friday 13 November

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Using Lockdown

Friday 13 November

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Kitschies, indies, and ads: Juggling narrative forms

Thursday 12 November

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What Happens When We Expand the Chronology and Geography of Plague’s History?

Tuesday 10 November

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