“No country can ever truly flourish if it stifles the potential of its women and deprives itself of the contributions of half of its citizens.”

Lucy Atkinson, a PhD candidate in our Department of English Studies, describes how modern writers are reinventing the witch.

Professor Fuschia Sirois from our Department of Psychology explains the joy of missing out and how it impacts wellbeing.

Reverend Professor David Wilkinson from our Department of Theology and Religion and Principal of St John’s College recently gave a lecture discussing the interplay between religious belief and science, as part of our Global Lecture Series. Here he gives us an insight into this debate and how the two are not necessarily mutually exclusive.

Professor Maggi Dawn, from our Department of Theology and Religion, suggests a solution to the inclusive language dilemma.

Dr Emilija Zabiliute from our Department of Anthropology shares insights from her research into support and care for diabetes patients in Delhi.

Dr Kelly Jakubowski from our Department of Music explains why music may be a better autobiographical memory cue than food.

Dr Andy Hayward from our Law School busts common myths about cohabiting and explains why reform is imperative.

In one of two articles in this year's Valentine's Day series, Dr Natalie Goodison tracks the origins of the holiday.

In one of two articles in this year's Valentine's Day series, Dr Benedict Douglas explains love's relationship to the law.

Professor Bob Holdsworth, from our Department of Earth Sciences, explains why the shallow depth of the Turkey-Syria earthquakes has caused them to be so destructive.

Dr Jenny Jenkins from our Department of Earth Sciences explains the devastating earthquakes that have hit Turkey and Syria on 6 February 2023.