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The Classical Now

Description: Presented in partnership with the Musée d'Art Classique de Mougins (MACM), The Classical Now traces the ways in which Graeco-Roman art has captured and permeated the modern imagination through the pairing of modern and contemporary art with antiquities.

NT Live at King's: Follies (encore)

Description: National Theatre Live 'Follies' (encore) at King's College London, Strand Campus, Thursday 18 January 2018. Please note this broadcast was prerecorded.

Telling things: Ethnography of university students' recipe-like laboratory practical classes

Description: Dr David Hay, Reader in Higher Education at King's College London, discusses his ethnographic study of first year undergraduates' recipe-like 'practicals' in Pharmacology at King's. His findings show the virtues of attending to a different middle ground between the alternatives of learning skills and action versus learning theory. This is the latest in the CRESTEM seminar series.

Saki Ruth Dockrill Memorial Lecture 2018

Description: The Lion and the Eagle: the British and American Empires, 1783-1972. What are the historical roots of the so called "special relationship"? Empires built, empires lost. Where does Britain stand today on the shifting sands of the world order? Professor Kathleen Burk explores this tumultuous but long lasting relationship.

BSc/PGDip Adult Nursing Taster Day

Description: Join us to find out more about our adult nursing courses at the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care taster day.

King's Engaged in Africa 2018 - Security and Development

Description: How does academic research and practice at King's College London impact the African continent, and vice versa? What kinds of collaborative partnerships and community engagements are undertaken by King's researchers and their African counterparts? What are the emerging research issues that academics are engaging with on the continent, and where does King's play a role?

"Ricochet" by Simon Norfolk

Description: What's wrong with pretty war cemeteries and cenotaphs and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier? Quite a lot, this lecture argues.

Baltic Brigs and Guernsey Sloops: Southampton's Shipping Patterns in the 1770s

Description: How do we paint a picture of regional and coastal trade in the 1770s? What does the research reveal?

Inaugural Lecture: Professor Mike Goodman

Description: The inaugural lecture of Professor Mike Goodman, Department of War Studies, reflecting on 'The Joint Intelligence Committee and Surprise Attack: Lessons from History' and focusing primarily on the Cold War period.

Grupo de Lectura Mujeres escritoras (Spanish Reading Group)

Description: Grupo de Lectura Mujeres escritoras: Raquel Vivas will present Lola López Mondejar's La primera vez que no te quiero (2013).

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