16 August 2021 Birmingham, the Olympics and the Commonwealth Games Matt Cole writes for the Birmingham Perspective
07 July 2021 Matt Hancock, camera carnage and wider public civil liberties Dr Steve Hewitt writes for the Birmingham Perspective
24 June 2021 University of Birmingham inspires at Hay Festival Digital Ellen Addis, Midlands 4 Cities PhD student, watched top researchers from the University of Birmingham's as they took to the screen in this year's Hay Festival to lead talks and debates showcasing their research.
21 June 2021 Lessons from History and the Future of Belarus Klaus richter writes for the Birmingham Perspective.
17 June 2021 Birmingham researcher wins prestigious Ralf Dahrendorf Prize for Children Born of War project Professor Sabine Lee's project Children Born of War (CHIBOW) has been awarded this year's Ralf Dahrendorf Prize for European research by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
14 June 2021 Streets ahead - for now Matt Cole on the re-election of Andy Street for the Birmingham Perspective
14 June 2021 Church of the Holy Sepulchre's mysterious 'graffiti' crosses may not be what they seem William Purkiss spoke to Live Science about how the Church of the Holy Sepulchre's mysterious 'graffiti' crosses may not be what they seem.
14 June 2021 How the 'Roaring Twenties' myth obscures the making of modern Britain Professor Matt Houlbrook wrote for History Extra on the 'myths' surrounding the roaring twenties
19 May 2021 Women and social movements in Brazil: Olivia Saunders In her latest blog post, final year BA History student Olivia Saunders tells us about what she enjoys most about her favourite module; 'Women and Social Movements in Brazil' at the University of Birmingham.
13 May 2021 My favourite topics as an International History Student: Tzuching Chu BA History student Tzuching Chu tells us about what interests him the most as an international student studying History at the University of Birmingham including modules on Black and LGBTQ+ history in Britain.
12 May 2021 What I enjoy most about studying History: Mia Fitzgerald BA History student Mia Fitzgerald tells us about her favourite modules and the subjects she enjoys studying the most at the University of Birmingham including optional modules in 1619 America and Gender and Sexuality.
23 April 2021 Eight questions with Tzuching Chu BA History student Tzuching Chu tells us about studying at the University of Birmingham, including his favourite modules and the Societies he has been involved with.
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Birmingham ranked in top 70 in the world for Arts and Humanities The College of Arts and Law is placed 67th in the Times Higher Education 2022 rankings, making it one of the best places for study and research in this field globally.