News for October 2021
William Woodis Harvey, Sketches of Hayti (1827) and Queens’ Legacies of Enslavement Project developments
The Library is delighted to report the recent acquisition (generously assisted by Friends of the National Libraries) of a copy of Sketches of Hayti...
President's "Fireside Chat" with Dr Michael Foale CBE
On Friday 22nd October, Queens' hosted the first of the President's "Fireside Chats" Dr Mohamed El-Erian spoke with Honorary Fellow, Dr Michael...
Library Newsletter - Michaelmas 2021
Read about recent news from the Library in the Michaelmas newsletter 2021
The first Alexander Crummell Scholars
This year, Queens' welcomed the first recipients of the new Alexander Crummell Scholarships
Dr Graham Denyer Willis: Philip Leverhulme prize winner 2021
Congratulations to Dr Graham Denyer Willis, Philip Leverhulme prize winner 2021
Queens' sixth Distinguished Lecture in Law
The sixth Distinguished Lecture in Law was delivered on Thursday 14th October 2021 by Lady Arden of Heswall DBE, Justice of the Supreme Court
Congratulations to Abi Smith!
Abi Smith's (2018) dissertation, 'Making sense of sonic affect: the automated voices of the London Underground', has won the Social and Cultural...
Postgrad study in The Armitage Room
The Armitage Room in the middle of College is now open for postgrads to study in. This is a brand new development, made possible by a donor to...
History Workshop at Queens' on Universities and the Atlantic Slave Trade
In September 2022, Andrew Thompson and Gareth Atkins will be convening a workshop at Queens' to discuss how universities shaped and were shaped by...