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Category Archives: Kingston University
Mainstreaming Black Power in the USA in the 1960s and 70s: new research findings
As part of our celebration of Black History Month, HistoryatKingston looks back on a very successful talk that took place at Kingston University earlier this year on the mainstreaming of Black Power in the USA. It was a well-attended session in the ‘Cultural … Continue reading
Posted in African History, American history, Black History, Events, Gender History, Kingston, Kingston University, Media history, Public History, Research, Teaching, Uncategorized, World History
Tagged American history, Black History, civic engagement, Cultural history, Events, history, Kingston, Kingston University, Memory, World History
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Celebrating Black History Month in Britain
This month is Black History Month (BHM) in Britain. BHM is a month of events in October which takes place annually and celebrates the culture, history and achievements of Britain’s African and Caribbean communities in the country. Although the event had … Continue reading
Posted in African History, American history, Black History, British history, European History, Events, Kingston, Kingston University, Local History, London history, Public History, Research, World History
Tagged Black History, Black History Month, British history, history, Kingston, Picton, World History
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Dr. Marisa Linton awarded Professorship by Kingston University
Many congratulations are in order: Dr. Marisa Linton, who is part of the History teaching team at Kingston University, has been made a Professor after achieving success in the recent Professorial round held at the institution. Steven Spier, Kingston University’s … Continue reading
History at Kingston University achieves exceptional National Student Survey results
The History undergraduate Degree at Kingston University has done exceptionally well in this year’s recently released National Student Survey (NSS) results. The results were released by the Office for National Students (OfS). The University’s overall satisfaction rate this year jumped from … Continue reading
Dr. Marisa Linton to speak at the ‘Living the French Revolution’ symposium in Australia
Dr. Marisa Linton, Associate Professor of History at Kingston University, has been invited to the University of Melbourne this July, where she will speak at a forthcoming international symposium, ‘Living the French Revolution’, in honour of Professor Peter McPhee. The … Continue reading
When the Bombs fell: The impact of wartime air raids on Kingston
The recent discovery of an unexploded Second World War bomb on a building site near Kingston University’s Penrhyn Road campus was a good reminder of how the local area suffered some considerable attention from the German Luftwaffe during the years 1939-1941. Kingston University’s … Continue reading
State of Emergency: Kingston and the General Strike of 1926
One of the areas of expertise in Kingston University’s History Department is in-depth knowledge of the interwar period and, in particular, some of the key political and social upheavals of the 1920s and 1930s. A good example is knowledge of … Continue reading
Posted in British history, Kingston, Kingston University, Local History, Media history, Public History, Research, Uncategorized
Tagged British history, history, Kingston, Surrey
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