Research Events
This term's topic of the popular St Hilda's 'Brain and Mind - from Concrete to Abstract' series of workshops is 'Criminality and the Brain'.
Professor Daniel Whiting (University of Oxford), Professor Lucy Bowes (University of Oxford), and Professor Peter Hacker (University of Oxford) will...
Join critically acclaimed authors E.J.Swift, Stephanie Saulter, Roz Kaveney, and St Hilda's alumna Juliet McKenna, for an evening of reading and discussion around feminist science-fiction and fantasy as a tool for environmental change.
The Principal's Research Seminar for Hilary Term 2019 will be given by Visiting Fellow, Professor Mary Carruthers on the topic of 'Dislocation, Disquiet and Perplexity: Some Observations about Invention Practices in Medieval Meditation.'
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This term's Philosophy Symposium guest speaker is Professor Stephen Mulhall, Professor of Philosophy and Fellow of New College, Oxford University.
Professor Mulhall will give a talk entitled 'Philosophy and Film: the case of "Arrival"'. The talk will be followed by drinks and a discussion...
St Hilda's alumna and Feminist Academic Jacqueline Rose discusses her life and work.
DANSOX presents a one-day conference on the life and work of the great twentieth-century choreographer Sir Kenneth MacMillan (1929-1992). MacMillan stands among the great innovators of his time in theatre, film, art, and music. The conference will discuss his work, the challenges of preserving...
Now in its fourth year, SciPo is a meeting of Science and Poetry. The theme of SciPo 2019 is 'Plants, Brain and Imagination'. The event is supported by St Hilda's College Research Committee, and this year by a New Network award from TORCH, The Oxford Centre for Research in the Humanities. In...
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