Music
Exploring moments of inspiration from a personal perspective.
A showcase produced by classical performance students at the University of Hull
Free entry
11 April 2019
1 - 2pm (Doors open at 12.45
Middleton Hall, University of Hull
Exploring moments of inspiration from a personal perspective.
A showcase produced by classical performance students at the University of Hull
Free entry
The University of Hull is hosting an exhibition of work by members of the Society of Graphic Fine Art (SGFA).
The University of Hull will be showing a major exhibition, Scottish Colourists from the Fleming Collection from 25 May to 15 July 2018.
It was good to be able to read the information about the paintings and artists - THANKS TO THE...
Painting Power: The Art of Terence Cuneo is the Science Museum Group’s contribution to Hull UK City of Culture 2017.
There are some amazing original paintings on view, and a great privilege to be able to see them...
An exhibition of life size sculptures by Icelandic artist Steinunn Thórarinsdóttir placed around the campus, stimulating thought and reflection about the historic connection between Iceland and Hull.
Really enjoyed the trail so came back for a second look. I’ve never been on the campus before and...
EVENT CANCELLATION: ‘Towards a Book of Dark Green Tree Poems’, has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Apologies to anyone who was planning to attend.
Dungeons and Dragons
The Unofficial Adventure
by Josh Overton
(Sunday Times Award Winner)
The School of the Arts at the University of Hull presents
Nikolai Pogodin’s Aristocrats translated by Anthony Wixley
In a new production directed by Amy Skinner
This was very thought provoking! The set was atmospheric and interesting and the props were unusual...
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘Daphne du Maurier, Invasion and Environmental Catastrophe: 'The Birds' and Rule Britannia’
‘Jus Cogens Throughout the Centuries: The History of the Idea of Superior Norms in International Law’.
Professor Stefan Talmon (Director of the Institute of Public International Law, University of Bonn)
King Charles I, Parliamentary Sovereignty and Brexit: The Relevance of History
Cultural Transformations - What's Next? Issues and Challenges for Future Cities of Culture from the evaluation of Hull UK City of Culture 2017
Annual St John’s College Lecture 2019
“Rewriting our Human Past with Ancient DNA”
Speaker: Eske Willerslev, Prince Philip Professor, University of Cambridge, Fellow, St. John's College
Excellent lecture but why was it only 40 minutes? - far too short!
By Dr David Benoit, Astrochemist at the E.A. Milne Centre for Astrophysics at the University of Hull.
Excellent speaker, engaging and informative.
Please can I ask that the lights are lowered when the...
14th November: Endike Primary and Ainthorpe Primary
15th November: Endike Primary and Wold Primary Academy
Hull Jazz Festival
Ikarai presents the dance of the century
Muhammad: The Rumble in the Jungle in concert
The Middle East Studies Group (MESG) Research Seminar
How the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Can be Resolved?
Professor Raphael Cohen-Almagor
The Institute of Applied Ethics presents:
The Open Society and two of its enemies or “Plato = Hitler”
Professor David Weinstein (Wake Forest University, USA)
Doors 7.00 pm
Bookshop band 7.30 pm – 8.05 pm
Interval 8.05pm – 8.30 pm
The Unthanks 8.30 – 10.00 pm
"I've lived a thousand, thousand, thousand lives but none of them were mine."
Dear debate leaders
I am unfortunately unable to attend the debate on 25th.
I have spent many years...
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘Landfills and Garbage in American Gothic imagination’
A journey through the clarinet’s diverse interaction with 20th- and 21st-century chamber ensemble music, this concert showcases Rae W Todd with the fantastic Berkeley Ensemble.
OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents Notes on a Scandal (2003), Zoë Heller
By Professor Brad Gibson, Head of Physics & Maths and Director of the E.A. Milne Centre for Astrophysics at the University of Hull.
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I do a fair bit of SEO for vape and CBD companies and whilst doing some research, I...
Unfortunately, this event has been postponed. Please check back for the rescheduled date.
The Institute of Applied Ethics presents:
Dr Vanja Čelebičić (Migration Yorkshire)
‘The Ethics and Practice of Digital Storytelling as a Research Method with Young People who Seek Asylum in the UK’
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra launch the 2019/20 classical season in Hull with Beethoven's victorious 'Eroica'.
Nik Svarc – guitar/loops
Steve Hanley – drums
Martin Longhawn – organ/keys
From the Art of Sailing to the Science of Navigation: Seamanship, Typhoons and US Naval Operations in the Western North Pacific, 1944–45
Hull Chamber Music presents Isata Kanneh-Mason – Romance: a Portrait of the Life and Music of Clara Schumann
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OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘The Wendigo and Colonial Monstrosity in Algernon Blackwood and Stephen King’
‘In the face of a climate crisis, why Art?’
Brian Eno considers the question - what is art for and why do we want it in our lives? In conversation with Martin Goodman
An exploration of Lou Reed solo songs that are based on characters – including ‘Walk on the Wild Side’, ‘Satellite of Love’, ‘Charley’s Girl’, ‘Caroline Says II’, ‘Oh Jim’, ‘Street Hassle’ and ‘Sally Can’t Dance’.
A Biochemical Society Training Event
Book Launch of “Hope Walks by Me; Freedom and Justice in the Lands of the Free” (Barbican Press).
A football match involving sanctuary seekers, members of the University and our local community.
Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness (1899), hosted by Dr Karen Turner
GEMS of Hull: Geology, Environment, Marine Science and Us Series 2: 'The impacts of environmental change on the past and present marine ecosystems'
An evening of projected images and stories to mark the start of Refugee Week
A conference combining new perspectives on Philip Larkin's life and works, a keynote by Professor James Booth and Larkin-focused activities.
Tea-Time Talks - The mental health of pregnant women and new mums: ‘'What happened to trust? - how pregnant women trust and mistrust healthcare professionals after a previous traumatic birth'
An exhibition of photographs by the Guardian from the Modern-day slavery in focus series Faces of Slavery.
It is very hard to understand this thing. The context is Brexit, and there is a 200 mile walk from...
Joan Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging Rock (1967), hosted by Keith Parsons
Tea-Time Talks - The mental health of pregnant women and new mums
The White Rose Aesthetics Forum is a collaboration between those working in philosophical aesthetics at the Universities of Leeds, Hull, Sheffield and York.
GEMS of Hull: Geology, Environment, Marine Science and Us Series 2: ‘Mass extinctions: past, present and future’