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• Oxford University Press reissues the Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources
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• Annual Special Lecture - The night of broken glass: Kristallnacht after 80 years
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• BESTERMAN LECTURES: ‘Writing Rights in 1789’
• 5th Annual Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics
• Amia Srinivasan wins the Sanders Public Philosophy Award
• HT19 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Dr Simukai Chigudu
• Inter-Faculty IT Team
• Clarendon Lecture 2: Messing About in Boats – Rimbaud's 'Bateau Ivre' or 'Drunken Ship'
• Clarendon Lecture 3: Messing about in Boats – Montale's 'Barche sulla Marna' or 'Boats on the Marne'
• Clarendon Lecture 4: Messing About in Boats – Solie's 'The World'
• Future of Humanity Institute Scholarship Programme
• Alice Purkiss
• Dr Oliver Cox
• Ruth MacDonald
• Kathryn (Kate) Boyd-Miller
• HT19 Second New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Dr Daniel Halliday
• HT19 Public Lecture: Professor John Harris
• Terra Foundation for American Art Visiting Professor announced for 2019-20 academic year
• The Slade Lectures: The Making of an Image Problem
• The Slade Lectures: Mimesis and Magic: The Lives of Images Revisited
• The Slade Lectures: Regulating the Gaze in the Medieval Mosque
• The Slade Lectures: Economies of Imaging: Bowls, Baths and Bazaars
• The Slade Lectures: Grammars of Defacement: Censure and Redemption
• The Slade Lectures: Figuring for Piety: Strategies of Negotiation
• The Slade Lectures: Statue Histories: Iconoclasm as Anti-Colonialism
• The Slade Lectures: Beyond Enlightenment? Towards a Conclusion
• Bart van Es wins 2018 Costa Biography Award for his book 'The Cut Out Girl'
• Bart van Es wins 2018 Costa Biography Award for his book 'The Cut Out Girl'
• Medical Humanities Summer School 2019
• Professor Wes Williams
• Book Launch: The Ethics of Vaccination
• Public Talk: Corporate Insecthood
• TT19 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Professor C.A.J. Coady
• TT19 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Dr Tereza Hendl
• Public Lecture: Can spying be principled in this digital age?
• Marilyn Booth and Jokha Alharthi win the Man Booker International Prize 2019
• 2019 Oxford Uehiro Prize Winners
• Adam Smith named Orsborn Professor and RAI Director
• Professor John Blair short-listed for the Wolfson History Prize
• Simon Armitage to be next Poet Laureate
• State school teachers win Oxford award after being nominated by English students
• Special Talk: Professor Seumas Miller
• The places of and for ancient graffiti
• Colophons, community, and the making of the Christian Middle East, 1500-1900
• Hearing the Page
• Re-reading Plowden’s Political Theology
• Diplomacy beyond Print: Unprinted Publications and Sir Thomas Roe’s Embassy to the Ottoman Court
• Voltaire’s Worlds of Publication: Manuscript – Print – Digital
• The performance of English-language poetry, 1900 to the present
• Textual Genesis Beyond Print: From Modern Manuscripts to Digital Editions
• Paddy and the Public Sphere
• Southern Association for Ancient Philosophy 2019
• MT19 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Professor Jing-Bao Nie
• MT19 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Dr Sebastian Porsdam Mann
• Report: The Effective and Ethical Development of Artificial Intelligence
• Career Conversations
• Practical Ethics and Responsibility Competition
• Baillie Gifford networking dinner for postgraduate students and postdoctoral researchers
• Announcement of Stavros Niarchos Foundation Director of the Oxford Centre for Byzantine Research
• Claire Selby
• HT20 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Dr Neil Armstrong
• HT20 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Professor Noam Zohar
• The Vulnerable World Hypothesis
• Public Talk: Brian D. Earp on the "reproducibility crisis"
• New Humanities Building – Update
• POSTNOTE Report: Brain-Computer Interfaces
• Year 12 Humanities BAME Study Day 2020
• 7th Annual Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics Final Presentation
• History student makes 1810 diary discovery
• Dr Justine Shaw
• Megan Gooch
• Architect appointed for new Humanities building
• Professor Wes Williams
• 2020 Oxford Uehiro Prize Finalists
• Alison Broadby
• Resources and support during the Covid-19 pandemic
• How to learn a language during lockdown
• From podcasts to virtual readings - new digital content released
• TT20 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Professor Arthur Schafer
• Lessons for today's crisis from the humanities
• Nikki Carter
• Dr Anbara Khalidi
• Holly Knights
• Matt Pickles
• Phil Taylor
• Ian Lyne
• Two Oxford authors on Wolfson History Prize shortlist
• Latin classes for state school pupils go online during the Coronavirus lockdown
• Report shows value of humanities to meeting today's challenges
• TT20 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar: Dr Mackenzie Graham
• Athena Swan Bronze awards for English and Music
• Academics shortlisted for Vice-Chancellor's Diversity Awards
• Two projects receive Coronavirus research awards
• The ethics of Covid-19 contact tracing
• New COVID-19-inspired theatre performance based on Oxford research
• Research Facilitation
• Matthew Kidd
• Two Ruskin artists receive Turner Bursaries
• Baillie Gifford-AHRC scholars 'pursue dreams' at Oxford
• Humanities BAME study day will be held virtually
• Humanities successes in Vice-Chancellor's Innovation Awards
• Seven academics named as Fellows of the British Academy
• Report on BAME Humanities Study Day
• Boost for sustainability of Digital Humanities
• Introducing the 'Ten Minute Book Club'
• Minderoo-Oxford Challenge Fund in AI Governance launched
• Web Accessibility
• Accessibility Resources
• Accessibility Regulations
• Auditing your site
• Making a plan to fix problems
• Publish an accessibility statement
• Make plans for maintaining accessibility
• Dr Mary Fridlington
• Robyn Pearce-Jones
• Dr María del Pilar Blanco
• Inaugural director and academic team appointed to Institute for Ethics in AI
• Report and panel discussion marks 100th anniversary of PPE
• Humanities Division Accessibility Statement
• Kam Miles
• Melanie Hart
• Manda Millward
• Greg Waiting
• 19 new undergraduates arrive for Classics Bridging Course
• Ingrid Locatelli
• Helen Appleton
• Race Action Plan
• In focus: Isabelle Riepe, Lidl Graduate Scholar
• Ruth Moore
• Nobel Prize for Literature 2020: our experts react
• Theologian wins Philip Leverhulme prize
• Research award highlights: recent prizes for Oxford Humanities researchers
• Prize highlights: recent recognition for members of Oxford Humanities
• US election night 2020: how the presidency has evolved over time
• Initial public consultation for new building launched
• Online Rehearsals Service (ORS)
• Online Rehearsals Guide
• TIDE Salon: a radical new archive
• A musical advent calendar
• Historian awarded major ERC grant
• Stellar advisory council announced for Humanities Cultural Programme
• Scholarships in Ethics in AI
• Unpicking the priorities of the Biden Administration
• Ireland, Empire and the Early Modern World: this year's Ford Lectures to start on Friday
• New graduate scholarships to help further understanding of Armenian heritage
• Culture Change Fund
• Terra Foundation Visiting Professor for 2021-22 will bring new perspectives on American art in a global context
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