HoW: History on Wednesday seminar series 6 November
In the middle of the worldwide ‘Spanish flu’ pandemic, Arthur Moore found himself detained at North Head Quarantine Station. His stay in March 1919 was short, but shared with thousands of other returning soldiers.
HoW: History on Wednesday seminar series 30 October
In the middle of the worldwide ‘Spanish flu’ pandemic, Arthur Moore found himself detained at North Head Quarantine Station. His stay in March 1919 was short, but shared with thousands of other returning soldiers.
HoW: History on Wednesday seminar series 16 October
In the middle of the worldwide ‘Spanish flu’ pandemic, Arthur Moore found himself detained at North Head Quarantine Station. His stay in March 1919 was short, but shared with thousands of other returning soldiers.
HoW: History on Wednesday seminar series 21 August
In the middle of the worldwide ‘Spanish flu’ pandemic, Arthur Moore found himself detained at North Head Quarantine Station. His stay in March 1919 was short, but shared with thousands of other returning soldiers.
HoW: History on Wednesday seminar series 4 September
In the middle of the worldwide ‘Spanish flu’ pandemic, Arthur Moore found himself detained at North Head Quarantine Station. His stay in March 1919 was short, but shared with thousands of other returning soldiers.
HoW: History on Wednesday seminar series 25 September
In the middle of the worldwide ‘Spanish flu’ pandemic, Arthur Moore found himself detained at North Head Quarantine Station. His stay in March 1919 was short, but shared with thousands of other returning soldiers.
Murder, Misadventure & Miserable Ends by Catie Gilchrist
In the middle of the worldwide ‘Spanish flu’ pandemic, Arthur Moore found himself detained at North Head Quarantine Station. His stay in March 1919 was short, but shared with thousands of other returning soldiers.
Classical Heritage and the Story of Sydney Forum II
Classical Heritage Forum II: Language and Learning Our next Classical Heritage Forum turns to the place of Classics in NSW secondary schools. We’ll explore the changing nature of pedagogy in the Classics from the early days of the colony to the present, both within and beyond formal schooling. We’ll also examine the shifting history of …
War Stories Inquiry, Empathy, Imagination in the Telling of History – 15 May 2019
War Stories: Inquiry, Empathy, Imagination in the Telling of History A Symposium at the Anzac Memorial Hyde Park in conjunction with The University of Sydney Programme War Stories programme 9.15-9.30am | Acknowledgment of Country and Introduction Acknowledgment of Country Julia Horne, University Historian, University of Sydney and Co-Director, Beyond 1914—The University of Sydney and the …
Agents in Times of War – Italy, 1500-1530 – A Workshop, 12 April 2019
Italy rattled with war in the early sixteenth century. An array of European disputants laid conflicting claims upon the peninsula; decades of violence followed (a period known as the Italian Wars, 1494-1559). This interdisciplinary workshop assembles specialists in High Renaissance Italy so as to spotlight individuals whose agency provides new perspectives on the conflicts, whether …