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Making representative political institutions feminist

28 Oct 2021

A lecture and Q&A with Sarah Childs, Professor of Politics and Gender at Royal Holloway.

Postgraduate platform

28 Oct 2021

Join our postgraduate performers for an evening of music-making.

Picture Gallery viewing time

03 Nov 2021

The Picture Gallery is reopening! Come and visit our amazing collection of 18th and 19th-century paintings.

Berendina Cook and Matthew Stanley piano duo

04 Nov 2021

We welcome back the award-winning Cook and Stanley piano duo for a special charity concert including works by J C F Bach, Brahms, Mendelssohn, York Bowen, Bridge and Gershwin.

Grieving what we have lost: All Souls Eucharist

04 Nov 2021

Join us for a special service to remember all who have died and commend them in prayer.

Picture Gallery viewing time

10 Nov 2021

Come and visit our amazing collection of 18th and 19th-century paintings.

Friday lunchtime concerts 21/22

12 Nov 2021

Join our music students for a free, weekly performance showcase.

Colouring, cows and a million-dollar question

15 Nov 2021

Network datasets – representing social, biological or physical systems – are all around us. Answering most questions about such networks turns out to be very computationally challenging.

The rights of children whose parents are sentenced in the criminal courts

17 Nov 2021

How far should state punishment extend and who is responsible for the symbiotic harms of punishment?

Picture Gallery viewing time

17 Nov 2021

Come and visit our amazing collection of 18th and 19th-century paintings.

Royal Holloway Chorus: Brahms Requiem

17 Nov 2021

Join the Royal Holloway Chorus in marking 150 years from the first complete performance of the Requiem in London.

Defying toponormativity: a queer reading of the performing arts in non-conventional spaces

18 Nov 2021

This lecture will explore how this crisis and its consequences shaped not only the majority of the plays written during this time, but also the venues they were performed in.