I think a lot of people are running on empty at the moment. I can certainly feel my own energy levels depleting. That’s why connecting with others is so important. Where we may find ourselves flagging individually, the power of… Continue Reading →

Harking back to my days of studying French literature, the weather is exemplifying the term pathetic fallacy – one storm after another, seemingly mirroring the darkness of both our current physical and existential existence. Last week the turn out for… Continue Reading →

This week was International Education Week , an initiative started in 2000 to showcase the impact of international education on students around the world. We held a variety of events each day across campuses. On Monday the Library held a virtual… Continue Reading →

It doesn’t matter how old I get, or how long I live away from England, every November 5th my mind floats back to the childhood rhyme, “Remember, remember, the 5th November, gunpowder, treason and plot.” A testament to the power… Continue Reading →