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Professor Kevern Verney
Year IV History students were recently treated to a fantastic talk by Professor Kevern Verney in the Wenlock Library. Professor Verney, Associate Dean of Research at Edge Hill University, outlined the role of federal government in both facilitating and obstructing the progress of African-Americans towards equal civil rights, from the end of slavery until the …
Posted 1 December 2016 by Emily Sowden -
From Romanesque to Gothic
On a drizzly Friday morning, the LVI Art Historians set off to Selby Abbey for a trip to support their studies. They have been working through the course material chronologically and have arrived at the Middle Ages, where they have been studying the transition from Romanesque to Gothic architecture initiated in northern Paris by Abbot …
Posted 18 October 2016 by Emily Sowden -
Lessons from Auschwitz
Mr Rollinson and two girls in the LVI (Tryphaena Smith and Georgia Hodgkiss) recently had a 03:00 start from QM to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau as part of the Lessons From Auschwitz programme organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust. At the heart of this programme is the message that ‘hearing is not like seeing’, and the visit …
Posted 17 May 2016 by it-support