2018

Karen Hunt writes for The Conversation UK.

James Peacock, Senior Lecturer in English and American Literatures writes for The Conversation UK.

Dr Maria Flood (Lecturer in Film Studies) was invited to participate in a cross-disciplinary conference on ‘Gender and Extremism’ at C-REX, the Centre for Research on Extremism in the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Oslo.

Dr Siobhan Talbott has been awarded a prestigious Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Leadership Fellowship

Exciting news as more lecturers than ever before are nominated for Students' Union Awards

A Keele University student with a love of Stoke-on-Trent has claimed the honour of being the city’s first ever poet laureate.

Beyond a Joke: Parody in British Film and Television (I.B. Tauris, 2017), was awarded Honourable Mention at this year’s British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies (BAFTSS) Conference.

Daniel Skentelbery has been awarded a prestigious AHRC grant for his PhD project (Film Studies).

On 7 February Professor Nitzan Ben-Shaul, Professor of Film and Television Studies at Tel Aviv University, delivered a talk on ‘Siege Mentality’ in Israeli war films.

The Saboteur Awards celebrate indie/disruptive work.

France, Algeria and the Moving Image: Screening Histories of Violence 1963–2010, by Keele Film Studies lecturer Dr Maria Flood, has been published by Legends as part of their French Studies series.

The School of Humanities held a book launch for two colleagues on 25 April.

Academics from across the UK gathered to discuss the topic of 'Remembrance and Re-Appropriation' in the work of Bunyan and other early-modern Protestant dissenters.

Alison Long, Programme Director, Modern Languages writes for The Conversation UK.

Keele University is delighted to announce Alex Mazey as the winner of the Roy Fisher Prize for Poetry.

In celebration of World Book Day Keele University is proud to hold one of the oldest children's books in the world.

Dr Ben Anderson, a Lecturer in Modern History at Keele University, has been announced as one of ten winners of the New Generation Thinkers 2018 scheme organised by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the BBC.

Dr Neil Archer, Lecturer in Film Studies, writes for The Conversation UK.

British Academy Grant of £5,615