Research Events
This fascinating exhibition of photographs exemplifies the range of current research by members of St Hilda's College, including undergraduates, graduate students, tutors and Fellows.
The images will be on display in the Jacqueline du Pré Music Building Foyer from 11am on 20 June through...
DANSOX welcomes Fertile Ground to Oxford for the first time. with a dynamic programme. Twilight Dances is a dance and music collaboration between Fertile Ground and Montreal based Quatuor Voxpopuli. Choreographed by Fertile Ground Artistic Directors and former Rambert dancers Malgorzata Dzieron...
This term's topic of the popular St Hilda's 'Brain and Mind - from concrete to abstract' series of workshops is 'Creativity and the Brain'.
Professor Jane Mellanby (Oxford), Dr Lambros Malafouris (Oxford), and Dr Matthew Kiernan (Leeds) will address this topic from the points of view of...
This term's seminar will be delivered by Professor Catherine Schenk, Professor of Economic and Social History. The title of the seminar is:
'100 Years after the Versailles Treaty: what we have learned (and forgotten)'
The festivals of 1912 and 1913 at the garden city of Hellerau near Dresden, Germany are often cited as marking the birth of the modern theatre. Here, music, dance, lighting, theatre architecture and stage settings were integrated to present 'total' works of theatrical art to an astonished...
St Hilda's College welcomes this term's Philosophy Symposium guest speaker, Professor Dominic Scott, Lady Margaret Hall. The title of Professor Scott's talk is 'Why read Plato?'
All are most welcome to the talk, drinks and subsequent discussion...