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  1. Iranian children’s book and music project launched at British Library

    The event, which featured a reading by the author to musical accompaniment, was a hit with both children and adults.

  2. Chineke! founder gives powerful lecture on diversity in music

    Chi-chi Nwanoku OBE was a recent guest of City, University of London’s Department of Music, where she gave a special Distinguished Lecture on the under-representation of BAME musicians in orchestras.

  3. Chi-chi Nwanoku OBE to give Distinguished Lecture on improving diversity in orchestras

    Trailblazing classical musician, broadcaster and founder of the Chineke! Foundation will speak at City, University of London.

  4. City in the Swinging Sixties

    City in the Swinging Sixties

    A series of rediscovered prints bring the ‘Swinging Sixties’ at City back to life.

  5. Peace has conquered war

    Peace has conquered war

    Marking 20 years since the start of the Second Liberian Civil War, Gwendolyn Myers and her non-profit organisation, Messengers of Peace show how the youth have helped rebuild a nation

    Hashtag: Student success

  6. City academics collaborate on children’s book and music project

    Professor Laudan Nooshin’s idea has spawned a multidisciplinary work that will engage children and raise awareness of Iranian culture.

  7. Rugby tackling mental health

    Rugby tackling mental health

    Ed Armitage, (LLB Law) and captain of City's Men's Rugby Team tells his story and why how sport can help students experiencing mental health problems at university.

  8. Winners of Research and Enterprise awards announced

    Academics were recognised in the Images of Research and Enterprise Showcase competitions.

  9. Top TV editors and MPs praise impact of City research into gender imbalance

    The 2018 Women on Air conference at City, University of London brought together leading media industry figures, journalists and MPs to discuss the representation of women in the news.

  10. Cass academic's research examines the 'oppressive myth' of work

    Meet Professor Peter Fleming.