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Category: History You Should Know

44BC – The Ides Of March

Posted On 21st November 201621st November 2016 By Orsolya Plesz

Following the abolition of the Roman kingdom c. 509BC, the Roman Republic was created. This comprised of a system in which the government contained a variety of appointed officials from noble families, called senators. The main leading figures of the government were two consuls, with new consuls being appointed each year. Julius Caesar was elected Continue Reading

Category: Editors' Notes

A Note From The Editors

Posted On 21st November 201612th April 2017 By Araddhna Patel

  We are at that point in the semester where students are excited for the upcoming Christmas holidays but are bogged down with assignments. Nights are getting darker, deadlines are getting closer, library sessions are getting longer, and exam revision is looming. Why not take a break from all that stress and have a read Continue Reading

Category: History Lesson

1644 Ming-Qing Transition In China

Posted On 21st November 201621st November 2016 By Orsolya Plesz

The Qing dynasty was China’s last dynasty, and it lasted from 1644-1912. This period under the Qing dynasty constructed and built upon the foundations for modern China, and its coming to power in 1644 marked the beginning of modern China. However, its demise in 1912 also saw the start of a turbulent modern history. The Continue Reading

Category: University

Your Careers Update!

Posted On 21st November 201612th April 2017 By Araddhna Patel

It’s nearly Christmas, and the month-long holiday is the perfect time to be thinking a little bit more about careers. With 2017 fast approaching, planning where you might want to be in years to come is a great idea- and there is loads of help available if you want to do just that! The Careers Continue Reading

Category: History Lesson

Easter Rising In Ireland

Posted On 21st November 201621st November 2016 By Orsolya Plesz

100 years since the rising that changed a nation As Patrick Pearse stood outside the General Post Office (GPO) in Dublin and read out the proclamation of the Irish Republic, those who listened knew this marked what was to be the beginning of the end of the British occupation 26 counties of Ireland (in all Continue Reading

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Please note @OfficialUoM will be closed from today until Monday 4th January 2021

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16 Dec

check out Jack Collicutt’s article on Liberation Theology, the Catholic movement that utilised Marxism and Christ to fight against dictators

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WE NEED YOUR HELP:
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13 Dec

'The ways in which Sappho’s work has been interpreted and conceptualised throughout time have been anything but straightforward, simultaneously frustrated by her work’s fragmentation and by the complexities of identity politics.’
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11 Dec

'By collecting histories from “ordinary” people, public history provides communities with a shared authority over the rehabilitation of histories that have been neglected by mainstream narratives’ - Sophie Stockwell for the Manchester Historian: https://t.co/YYddqAIcUd

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