Research Events Archive
We are holding a book launch to mark the publication by Oxford University Press of the APGRD volume,...
The Translating Greek Tragedy in Sixteenth Century Europe Conference is being supported by St Hilda's College, the University of Oxford, the ...
The St Hilda’s Feminist Salon is a space to bridge the gap between feminist theory and practice, and to discuss the complexities of feminism today. For each salon a guest is invited to act as host. A range of exciting speakers are invited, from the cutting edge of feminist theory, art and...
Philosophy Symposium Guest speaker, Professor Dan Zahavi, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Copenhagen and the University of Oxford, and Senior Research Fellow at St Hilda’s College, will give a talk entitled ‘Shame as a...
The first Salon of Michaelmas Term 2018 is hosted by Winsome Pinnock, award-winning playwright, academic and dramaturg. Winsome was the first black British female playwright to have a play produced by the National Theatre. Most recently a revival of her...
6:10pm: Introduction to the life and work of Audre Lorde 6:20pm: Screening of 'Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years' 8:00pm: Readings of Audre Lorde poetry, writings and responses to Lorde's work (sign-up)
Snacks and soft drinks provided (alcoholic beverages may be purchased from the College bar...
This term’s topic of the popular St Hilda’s ‘Brain and Mind – from concrete to abstract’ series of workshops is “Risk Taking and the Brain”, with particular emphasis on risk taking in adolescence. Dr Mark Walton (University of Oxford), Dr Kathrin Cohen Kadosh (University of Surrey) and Professor...
DANSOX and the Liveness, Hybridity & Noise Series join forces for this multi-disciplinary presentation of three new works that stretch the synthetic possibilities of music and dance. Over a four-day residency at St Hilda’s College, one of Holland’s leading contemporary music groups, Ensemble...
Now in its third year, in 2018 SciPo will be broadly themed around the topic of Climate Change. Hear how contemporary poetry is responding to this issue, with guest poets Carrie Etter and Philip Gross, introduced by Jenny Lewis, reading and discussing their new work. Join researchers to consider...
St Hilda's Feminist Salon continues to bring a range of diverse and exciting thinkers to St Hilda's. This term's Feminist Salon features a 'Spoken Word Night' with three poets:
Emily Harrison - voted Best Spoken Word Performer 2016 at The Saboteur Awards, Emily performs regularly in...