Interview: BBC Radio 3 'In Tune'
VSS staff/collaborators: Dr John Cooper
Blog: 'Runnymede in St Stephen's: Charles Sims' Depiction of King John assenting to Magna Carta'
VSS staff/collaborators: James Ford
Briefing Talk to Palace of Westminster guides
TA briefs the Palace of Westminster guides about the project, ahead of the exhibition, Palace of Westminster.
VSS staff/collaborators: Prof. Tim Ayers
Tags: Project event/meeting/milestone
Presentation: 'Investigating the Palace of Westminster, 1292-1941'
Department of History, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China. At the invitation of the History Department of Renmin University, this paper presented the importance of studying the deep history of the Palace of Westminster to an audience of postgraduate students and faculty.
VSS staff/collaborators: Dr John Cooper
Tags: Lecture/paper/presentation/talk
Conference Paper: 'Richard II at St Stephen's, Westminster'
International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA. This conference paper looked at the fraught relationship of St Stephen's College with Richard II, characterised by the extremes of royal favour and displeasure, sometimes at the same time.
VSS staff/collaborators: Dr Elizabeth Biggs
Tags: Lecture/paper/presentation/talk
Presentation: 'The Palace of Westminster and Cultural Transformation'
Cultural Transformation Symposium, Department of History, Nanjing University, Nanjing, China. This presentation on the significance of St Stephen's Chapel as the House of Commons, formed part of a two-day University of York-Nanjing University historical symposium on the subject of cultural transformation.
VSS staff/collaborators: Dr John Cooper
Tags: Lecture/paper/presentation/talk
Blog: 'The Forgotten Burial of William Lyndwood in St Mary Undercroft'
VSS staff/collaborators: Dr Elizabeth Biggs
Presentation: 'Research Focus: St Stephen's Chapel Research Project'
Department of History Advisory Board Visit, University of York.
VSS staff/collaborators: Dr John Cooper, Dr James Jago
Tags: Lecture/paper/presentation/talk
Blog: 'St Stephen's Chapel and the Reformed House of Commons'
VSS staff/collaborators: Rebekah Moore
Blog: 'The Palace of Westminster and its Hostelries: The Evidence of John Wilkes' Diaries'
