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Did the Conservatives steal the British Indian vote from Labour?

Ahead of the general election, Rakib Ehsan explores the impact this key demographic could have on the result.

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Further success as we rise in Guardian league table

Royal Holloway has risen five places in the UK.

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Travel back in time with Royal Holloway

We're hosting a free Festival of History, which will bring to life the struggle for democracy and freedom.

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Royal Holloway researchers lead project to remove greenhouses gases from the atmosphere

Royal Holloway researchers lead project to remove greenhouses gases from the atmosphere

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A research team led by Euan Nisbet, Professor of Earth Sciences at Royal Holloway, University of London has a lead role in the UK's world first research programme into negative emissions coordinated by the government-funded National Environment Research Council (NERC).
Date:
22/05/2017
Scientific American explores how killer whale culture is driving new species

Scientific American explores how killer whale culture is driving new species

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Scientific American explores how killer whale culture is driving new species
Date:
22/05/2017
The stuff of nightmares. Dungeons, shackles, terror and pain...

The stuff of nightmares. Dungeons, shackles, terror and pain...

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The stuff of nightmares. Dungeons, shackles, terror and pain...
Date:
18/05/2017
Further success for Royal Holloway as it rises in Guardian league tables

Further success for Royal Holloway as it rises in Guardian league tables

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Royal Holloway, University of London has risen five places to 40th in the UK in the Guardian's University league tables 2018. The renowned league table comprehensively analyses UK universities in a variety of key areas, including teaching, student satisfaction and employability to determine their performance.
Date:
16/05/2017

Events

Not just a collaboration

Not just a collaboration

Date
25/05/2017
Location:
Handa Noh Theatre
Description
The Centre for Asian Theatre and Dance, with the generous support of the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia, is proud to present a practice-as-research production Not just a collaboration (Bukan Sekedar Kolaborasi) involving two visiting artists-in-residence from Indonesia, Dr Lili Suparli and Bapak Achmad Farmis, together with a group of international Royal Holloway staff and postgraduate students from the Department of Drama, Theatre and Dance and Department of Music. For further information please click on the link above.
Asian Performing Arts: Collaboration and Exchange

Asian Performing Arts: Collaboration and Exchange

Date
30/05/2017
Location:
Handa Noh Theatre
Description
This academic symposium on Asian music, theatre and dance addresses the state of play in collaborative performance making in contemporary Asia and the participation of Asian artists in global performance projects and exchanges. For further information please click on the link above.
Festival of History

Festival of History

Date
04/06/2017
Location:
North Quad
Description
Join us in the North Quad of the Founder's Building for a free Festival of History. With historical camps and reenactors from the time of King John to the Suffragettes, family-friendly activities and a programme of talks, performances and music, the Festival promises to bring history and the struggle for citizenship, liberty and democracy to life. For further information please click on the link above.
In Conversation with Sir Ben Kingsley: The Holocaust on Film

In Conversation with Sir Ben Kingsley: The Holocaust on Film

Date
06/06/2017
Location:
Windsor Building Auditorium
Description
In this conversation with Professor Robert Eaglestone and Professor Barry Langford, both from Royal Holloway's Holocaust Research Institute, Sir Ben will discuss the moral witness of survivors he has known, including Simon Wiesenthal and Elie Wiesel, as well as his own involvement and responses as an actor with the representation of the Holocaust. The event will be introduced by Sir Andrew Burns KCMG, former UK Special Envoy for post-Holocaust issues 2010-2015. For further information please click on the link above.

 

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