Storying Somalia: The transformative power of creativity after war Somali writers and artists use narratives to navigate displacement, reclaim fragmented histories, and reimagine the future, as showcased in a recent SOAS roundtable.
The aura of power: Delhi as a capital down the centuries This talk examines the fascinating history of Delhi, its evolution from a modest trading centre – to the capital of a small kingdom – to the seat of several successive dynasties, and the capital of one the largest empires of its time – the Mughal empire.
The power of sharing your pronouns: A small act of inclusion with a big impact Why put your pronouns in your email footer? This Pride Month, Sophie Dodsworth advocates for normalising the sharing of pronouns to foster inclusivity.
What books are SOAS academics reading this winter break? MA student Lilly asks academics what they plan to read this winter break, from diving into colleagues' latest research to exploring more works from a favourite author.
What do gallery workers do? Ever been curious about what gallery and museum workers actually do? Find out more about what happens behind the scenes at the SOAS Gallery
Constructing Taiwan: Place, Power, and Identity Politics — Dr Bi-Yu Chang’s Retirement Lecture Join us in celebrating Dr Bi-Yu Chang’s retirement with a reflective lecture tracing her two-decade journey through the cultural politics, spatial identities, and shifting meanings of belonging in Taiwan.
What does the success of semiconductors mean for investment, markets, and industrial policy? Few technologies are as crucial in today’s world as semiconductors. Semiconductors are likely to play a central role in public policies that aim to stimulate research, the competitiveness of national firms, and successful international trade in the years to come.