Features

Pandemics and (Global) Health Justice

Sridhar Venkatapuram, King College, London

The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed failures and vulnerabilities in so many domains, and at so many levels from the personal to the global.

Made possible by the University’s Creating in a Time of Coronavirus Fund, Held Magazine features work from the student community and beyond.

"Discovery the Yorklands" (HIST*3480*05) - Dr. Peter Goddard
Barker Veterinary Museum (HIST*3480*04) - Dr. Lisa Cox
Miscreants and Rascals (HIST*3480*03) - Dr. Kris Inwood
Rural Diary Archive (HIST*3480*02) - Dr. Catharine Wilson

Here are a few more notable Creative Writing recognitions we're pleased to share...

This year's recipient of the 2020 Alumni Volunteer Award is College of Arts alumnus Bill Laidlaw, a 1974 History graduate. 

Prof. Stephen Henighan recently published a book review in the Times Literary Supplement in London. 

Prof. Stephen Henighan translates Camões Prize–winner Germano Almeida's A Form of African Identity in the May 2020 special issue of Words Without Borders. 

Prof. Stephen Henighan translates Camões Prize–winner Germano Almeida's Cabo Verde Is the Center of the World in the May 2020 special issue of Words Without Borders.