Upcoming events
The Villiers Quartet encompasses the grand and iconic spirit of the extraordinary music tradition in London
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Speaker: Dr Fabien Paillusson, University of Lincoln
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Gather round the fireplace in the lavish University Common Room with readings from International Bestseller Elizabeth Buchan
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The Student Law Society, School of Law and Careers and Employability are jointly running a law fair exclusively for Keele students.
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Performance as Action, Debate and Policy: Parisian Avant-Garde Concerts in War and Peace (1916-1926)
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Grand Challenges lecture series
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The Fibonacci Sequence has long been admired as one of this country's most distinguished chamber ensembles
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Opportunity for employers, parents and prospective apprentices to find out more about Higher and Degree apprenticeships, both in general and at Keele University.
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Keele University School of Medicine will be hosting its annual Medicine Careers Day, So You Want To Be A Doctor, on Wednesday 6 March 2019.
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lovemusic is a free collective of artists who, through their shared passion of music, are actively engaged in promoting and sharing their vision of contemporary performance arts
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Grand Challenges lecture series
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A ground-breaking series of short videos exploring and celebrating the diverse experiences of black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) LGBT people.
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In collaboration with the Staff Common Room, come and enjoy a relaxed evening and find out more about the future plans for Keele
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12 Feb 2019 to 30 Mar 2019
Subversive plasticity presents plastics from our everyday world in a new light. With exhibits exploring the interplay between materials and the forms they take in plastic objects, it challenges people to build their own ‘plastics literacy.’ PREVIEW: 11 FEBRUARY
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An evening of readings by Keele’s very own creative writing talent
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Music talk and concert: The Women in Britten’s Life and in his Music
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‘The best play about the Holocaust that I have ever seen....accurate, moving, engaging and relevant’
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