Medieval Manuscripts at Marsh’s Library, Dublin

A Multilingual Bestseller in London: Printing the Seven Sages of Rome for an English Audience

Plucking Berries and Painting Idols: Poetry and Passion from Johnson to Hazlitt — London-Paris Romanticism Seminar

Goethe’s Tact and Austen’s Delicacy or, Theory as Practice

STC to ESTC, Past, Present, and Future

Literature for Change: The Case for Literary Research Across Languages and Cultures

Journalism in British Life

New Insights into Robert Lucas. A Radio Journalist at the BBC

Culture and Text: 'Imagined Communities'

Dr Williams's Library Annual Lecture

Irish Writers' Weekend

Stoic Ψυχή: a word without translation

Reading Room

Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences Annual Graduate Lecture 2026

Amorous or Loving?: The Highly Peculiar Tale of English and the English

One of a “kind”? Horace’s construction of literary traditions

Doing Languages, Cultures and Applied Linguistics

His master’s voice? Rhetoric, authority and intratextuality in Tacitus, Annals 14.42–45

New research in Neo-Latin literature

How to Make Anything Signify Anything: Sir Frances Bacon and the Cryptographic Renaissance

Ingeborg Bachmann Centre Biennial Lecture – Apocalypse in the Alps

Two conceptions of virtue in Aristotle’s ethics

Signs and Wonders: The Remains of Magical Divination Rituals from the Roman Empire

Irish Writer's Weekend: State of the Nation, Irish Literature Now

Engels Memorial Lecture

'The Desire for Syria in Medieval England': EK Myerson in conversation with Hope Doherty-Harrison

Intermediate Latin I

Bloomsbury Walk and Building Tour

Privately Worshipping the Emperor: Colleges, Identity and Emperor Worship

Instituting at the Limits of Possibility. A conversation with Charles Esche

Caesarian theatre and the experience of time in the Bellum Africum

The History of Shakespeare: Language, love and cultural Legacy

“The old man was laughing”: mockery and ridicule in Jerome’s Life of Hilarion

The Conquest of Knowledge: Translation and Civilization from Antiquity to the Renaissance

Winter Archaeology Festival 2026

For the Love of Great Writing: The TLS at 125

Patterns at an angle: Platonic forms and individuality in Plotinus

Old Excavations, New Perspectives: Minoan Pithos Burials on the Islet of Afendis Christos (Malia)

Doctoral Open Day: Modern Collections from 1800 to 1950

Lecture: Emily Wingfield, Mary and her Books: The Literary Life of Mary, Queen of Scots